TURKSTAT announced death and cause of death statistics that it has not announced in two years.

The Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) announced the death and cause of death statistics for the years 2020 and 2021, which it has not announced for two years.

Thus, while the number of deaths was 435,941 in 2019, it increased by 16.5% in 2020 to 507,938.

While 54.6% of the people who died in 2019 were men and 45.4% women, 56% of the people who died in 2020 were men and 44% women.

The number of deaths increased 11.4% in 2021 to 565,594.

Of those who died in 2021, 54.6% were men and 45.4% women.

THE APPROXIMATE DEATH RATE IS 6.7 PER THOUSAND

The crude mortality rate, which expresses the number of deaths per thousand people, was 5.3 per thousand in 2019, while in 2020 it became 6.1 per thousand. In other words, while there were 5.3 deaths per thousand people in 2019, there were 6.1 deaths per thousand people in 2020.

The crude mortality rate, which expresses the number of deaths per thousand people, was 6.1 per thousand in 2020 and 6.7 per thousand in 2021. In other words, while there were 6.1 deaths per thousand people in 2020, there were 6.7 deaths per thousand people in 2021.

HEAD OF SINOP AND KASTAMONU

The province with the highest crude mortality rate was Sinop with 11.3 per thousand in 2020.

This province was followed by Çankırı with 10.9 per thousand, Kastamonu with 10.7 per thousand and Artvin with 9.5 per thousand. The province with the lowest crude death rate was Şırnak with 3.2 per thousand. This province was followed by Hakkari with 3.4 per thousand, Şanlıurfa with 3.5 per thousand and Van with 3.7 per thousand.

In 2021, the provinces with the highest crude death rate were Sinop and Kastamonu with 12.7 per thousand. These provinces were followed by Giresun and Edirne with 11.2 per thousand, Balıkesir and Çankırı with 11.1 per thousand, and Çanakkale with 10.8 per thousand. The province with the lowest crude death rate was Şırnak with 2.8 per thousand. This province was followed by Hakkari with 3.0 per thousand, Van with 3.7 per thousand and Şanlıurfa with 3.8 per thousand.

CAUSES OF DEATH

When deaths are broken down by cause, diseases of the circulatory system ranked first with 36 percent in 2020.

This cause of death was followed by diseases of the respiratory system with 15.8 percent and benign and malignant tumors with 15.7 percent.

In 2021, diseases of the circulatory system ranked first with 33.4%. This cause of death was followed by benign and malignant tumors with 14 percent and diseases of the respiratory system with 13.4%.

NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM COVID

The number of deaths from COVID-19 was 22,136 in 2020. 13,699 of the deaths were men and 8,437 women.

When COVID-19 deaths were analyzed by age group, it was observed that the highest number of COVID-19 deaths occurred in the 65-74 age group. Of the deceased in this age group, 4,508 were men and 2,546 women.

The number of deaths from the Corona virus was 65 thousand 198 in 2021.

Of those who died in 2021 due to COVID-19, 35,693 were men and 29,505 women.

When deaths from COVID-19 were analyzed by age group, it was observed that the age group with the highest number of deaths from COVID-19 was 65-74 in 2020 and 75-84 in 2021. Of the deaths in the age group aged 75 to 84 years in 2021 due to COVID-19, 9,493 were men and 8,566 women.

MINISTRY OF HEALTH ANNOUNCED 82 THOUSAND

TURKSTAT announced the number of deaths from COVID-19 at 22,136 for 2020, 65,198 for 2021, and a total of 87,334 for two years.

The Ministry of Health announced the number of deaths from Covid19 at 82,286 as of December 31, 2021.

SIGNIFICANT PARTICULAR EXCEPT COVID

The number of deaths from pneumonia (pneumonia) was 85 thousand 580 in 2020-2021. In the previous two years, this number was 46,704. During the pandemic period, a significant part of the additional 200,000 deaths compared to 2019, except for COVID-19, was announced in the pneumonia setting.

DO NOT ANNOUNCE SUICIDE STATISTICS

On the other hand, although TurkStat announced these data on the number of deaths and their causes, two years later, with a delay, suicide statistics were not included in the data announced today.

According to data released today, while the number of citizens who died by suicide was 3,406 in 2019, this figure increased to 3,703 in 2020 and 4,158 in 2021. However, details of why these people committed suicide were not included. Data published up to 2019 also included the causes of suicides.

The number of people who committed suicide for economic reasons increased from 245 in 2018 to 321 in 2019; This number of explosions was expected in 2020.

In the details of the latest suicide statistics for 2019, it was noted that financial difficulties had driven more than 3,000 citizens to commit suicide every year since 2012.

NUMBER OF INFANT DEATHS

While the number of infant deaths was 10,770 in 2019, it rose to 9,657 in 2020. While the infant mortality rate, which expresses the number of infant deaths per thousand live births, was 9.1 per thousand in 2019, it became 8.7 per thousand in 2020. In other words, there were 8.7 infant deaths per thousand live births in 2020.

While the number of infant deaths was 9,657 in 2020, it rose to 9,938 in 2021. While the infant mortality rate, which represents the number of infant deaths per thousand live births, was 8.7 per thousand in 2020, it became 9.2 per thousand in 2021. That is, there were 9.2 infant deaths for every thousand live births in 2021.