Republic of the Philippines Philippine Statistics Authority SPECIAL RELEASE . Date of Release: 10 August 2021 Reference No. 2021-016 his special release presents data on registered births, deaths and marriages T by sex and city/municipality in the Province of Cavite occurring in June 2021. The report was obtained from the certificates that were transmitted by the city/municipality civil registrars to the Cavite Provincial Office for machine processing. Cities/ Both Male Female Cities/ Both Male Female Municipalities Sexes Municipalities Sexes Alfonso 28 10 18 Maragondon 29 15 14 Amadeo 23 10 13 Mendez 29 16 13 Bacoor 730 395 335 Naic 245 124 121 Carmona 52 23 29 Noveleta 59 34 25 Cavite City 120 60 60 Rosario 60 32 28 Dasmariñas 839 452 387 Silang 339 167 172 Gen. E. 30 20 10 Tagaytay City 57 26 31 Aguinaldo Gen. Trias 463 244 219 Tanza 274 138 136 Imus 398 192 206 Ternate 6 1 5 Indang 38 23 15 Trece Martires City 449 223 226 Kawit 135 79 56 Gen. M. Alvarez 142 74 68 Magallanes 19 10 9 TOTAL 4,564 2,368 2,196 TABLE 1: June 2021 Total Registered Live Births, by Sex and by City/Municipality Table 1 shows that among all the municipalities in Cavite, the City of Dasmariñas recorded the highest live births with a total of 839 registrations while the lowest was recorded on the municipality of Ternate with a total of 6 registrations. Ground Flr., Boochico Holding Inc. Bldg., Governor’s Drive, Brgy. San Agustin, Trece Martires City, Cavite Telephone: (046) 686-5728 / 514-0445 / Email Add: [email protected] www.psa.gov.ph 2,196, 2,368, 48.12% 51.88% Male Female FIGURE 1: June 2021 Total Registered Live Birth by Sex Figure 1 shows that out of 4,564 total live births for the month of June, two thousand three hundred sixty eight (2,368) or 51.88% were male and two thousand one hundred ninety six (2,196) or 48.12% were female. This implies that male births outnumbered female births. 1,364, 30% Legitimate Illegitimate 3,200, 70% FIGURE 2: June 2021 Total Registered Live Births by Legitimacy Status Figure 1 shows that 70% of babies born on the month of June were legitimate while 30% were illegitimate. Thus, majority of the babies’ parents were not yet married at the time of their birth registration. 888, 19% Timely Late 3,676, 81% FIGURE 3: June 2021 Total Registered Live Births by Registration Status Figure 3 shows that out of 4,564 total live births, 3,676 or 81% were timely registered and 888 or 19% were late registered. This implies that majority of births in the province were registered within the period of 30 days. 2,500 T 2,038 o 1,937 Both Sexes 2,000 t L Male a i l 1,500 v Female e R 1,000 e B g i 423 i 500 r 158 s t 8 0 t h - e s r e d Attendant-at-Births FIGURE 4: June 2021 Total Registered Live Births by Attendant at Birth Figure 4 shows that births were mostly attended by physicians, followed by midwife, nurse, and hilot or unlicensed midwife. Health T Facility t Home o 4,500 a 4,008 Others l 4,000 Not Stated R e 3,500 None B g i i r 3,000 s t t h e 2,500 s r e d 2,000 L 1,500 i v e 1,000 553 500 0 3 0 - Health Facility Home Others Not Stated None Place Type FIGURE 5: June 2021 Total Registered Live Births by Place Type Figure 5 shows that majority of babies for the month of June were born on health facility. Only 553 were born on their own house/home. Birth Statistics Summary: A total of 4,564 live births was registered for the month of June in the Province of Cavite; 2,368 of which were male and 2,196 were female. This was higher by 307 in comparison to the previous month (May). For the reference period, the municipality with the highest number of live births is still the City of Dasmariñas, having a total of 839 babies which is equivalent to 18% of the registration. It was followed by Bacoor and General Trias with 730 and 463 number of births respectively. On the other hand, the lowest registration is still recorded on the municipality of Ternate having 6 live births that is equivalent to 0.1% of the registration. With regards to sex, as shown on Figure 1, 51.88% was comprised of male births while the remaining 48.12% was covered by female births. Statistically, male births were higher by 172 than female births. Only 4 municipalities reported more female births than male births. The said municipalities were Alfonso, Amadeo, Carmona, Imus and Rosario. As to the legitimacy status, there were more illegitimate babies born in the province covering 70% of the registration. The said percentage was the same with that of the previous month. Among all the municipalities, only Alfonso recorded a higher number of legitimate babies than illegitimate. Additionally, majority of the registration in the province were timely and this was shown on Figure 3. Timely registration covered 81% of the registered live births or a total of 3,676 while late registration covered 19%. For the whole month of June 2021, the highest rate of late registration came from the City of Dasmariñas having 200 late registrations. As presented on Figure 4, births attended by physician is still the most common practice applied in the province. It was recorded that 2,038 live births or equivalent to 45% of the total births was handled by physician. It was followed by midwife and hilot /unlicensed midwife with total delivery of 1,937 and 423 respectively. Hence, in Figure 5, it was shown that 4,008 babies were born in health facilities which is equivalent to 88% of total live births while 12% or 553 babies were born on their own house/home. Cities/ Both Cities/ Both Male Female Male Female Municipalities Sexes Municipalities Sexes Alfonso 20 12 8 Maragondon 16 8 8 Amadeo 11 4 7 Mendez 16 9 7 Bacoor 257 126 131 Naic 93 48 45 Carmona 67 36 31 Noveleta 25 12 13 Cavite City 73 39 34 Rosario 57 33 24 City of 462 254 208 Silang 153 94 59 Dasmariñas Gen. E. 6 5 1 Tagaytay City 64 35 29 Aguinaldo Gen. Trias 240 141 99 Tanza 132 67 65 Imus 276 136 140 Ternate 5 4 1 Indang 38 20 18 Trece Martires 171 96 75 City Kawit 80 35 45 Gen. M. Alvarez 101 46 55 Magallanes 17 10 7 TOTAL 2,380 1,270 1,110 TABLE 2: June 2021 Total Registered Deaths by City/Municipality Table 2 shows that the a total of 2,380 deaths was recorded on the province of Cavite. Majority of which came from the City of Dasmariñas. 1,110, 1,270, 46.64% 53.36% Male Female FIGURE 6: May 2021 Total Registered Deaths by Sex Figure 6 shows that 53.36% of 2,380 registered deaths were male and 46.64% were female. Thus, majority of the deceased were male. 1,800 1,614 R Total 1,600 e Male g D 1,400 Female T i e o 1,200 s a t 1,000 t t 861 a 765 e h 800 753 l r s 600 e 408 357 d 400 200 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Hospital Home Others Not Stated Blank Place Type FIGURE 7: June 2021 Total Registered Deaths by Place Type and by Sex Figure 7 shows that majority of registered deaths took place on their own house/home with a total of 1,614 fatalities consisting of 861 males and 753 females. 81; 3.40% 2,299; 96.60% Timely Late FIGURE 8: June 2021 Registered Deaths by Registration Status Figure 8 shows that out of 2,380 deaths, 2,299 or 96.60% were timely registered while only 8 or 3.4% were late. Thus, majority of the deceased was registered on time. A t Private Physician 317 t e n Public Health Officer 431 d a n Hospital Authority 406 t - a None 1154 t - D Others 72 e a t Not Stated 0 h s 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 Not Stated Others Total Registered Deaths None Hospital Authority Public Health Officer Private Physician FIGURE 9: May 2021 Total Registered Deaths by Attendant-at-Death Figure 9 shows that majority of the deceased died without an attendant. It has a total count of 1,154. It was followed by deaths attended by public health officer with 431, hospital authority with 406, private physician with 317 and other attendants with 72 reported deaths. Death Statistics Summary: A total of 2,380 fatalities was recorded in the Province of Cavite for June 2021. This was comprised of 1,270 males and 1,110 females. Thus, male deaths outnumbered female deaths by 160. As shown on Figure 6, male comprised the 55.10% of deaths while female covered the remaining 44.90%. For this reference period, there were 5 municipalities where female deaths were higher compared to their recorded male deaths. Those were Alfonso, Amadeo, Bacoor, Imus, and Kawit. Only 35 out of 80 deceased in Kawit were male while 45 or 56% were female. The municipality with the highest number of deaths is still the City of Dasmariñas having 462 fatalities, covering around 19% of total deaths in the province.