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1.6 Religion
93.65 percent of all population is bhuddhist (34,318,613 persons). The rest are muslims (5.46 percent : 2,000,366 persons),

Christians (0.87 percent : 320,539 persons) while 0.02 (4,791 persons) are Sikhs, Hindees and others.

2. Life Quality

2.1 A quality of life of Thai People from BMN data Year 2018 are as follows;

Group 1 Health 7 Indicators
The first three indicators that most Thai people have passed criteria most are ;
• Indicator 3 Obtaining vaccines of Newborn-12 year old children (99.96 percent)

• Indicator 1 Weight of a newborn baby is not less than 2,500 grams. (99.72 percent)
• Indicator 7 Doing exercise of 6 year old up people (99.46 percent)

The first three indicators that less Thai people have passed criteria most are ;
• Indicator 6 An annual health check of 35 year old up-household members (4.04 percent)
• Indicator 2 Breastfeeding for a newborn baby at least for the first six months. (3.01 percent)
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• Indicator 4 Having clean and safe food (0.95 percent)

Group 2 Dwelling 8 Indicators
The first three indicators that most Thai people have passed criteria most are ;
• Indicator 14 A security of lives and properties (99.93 percent)

• Indicator 9 Clean and sufficient drinking water (99.85 percent)
• Indicator 10 sufficient water for domestic uses (99.83 percent)

The first three indicators that less Thai people have passed criteria most are ;
• Indicator 11 A healthy household area (2.21 percent)
• Indicator 13 Safety precautions to prevent accidents and being prepared for disaster (0.84 percent)
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• Indicator 12 Undisturbing from Plollution (0.53 percent)
Group 3 Education 5 Indicators

The first three indicators that most Thai people have passed criteria most are ;
• Indicator 15 Obtaining nursery services of 3-5 yr old children (99.91 percent)
• Indicator 19 An ability to read and write Thai included simple calculating of 15 - 59 Years old people. (99.53 percent)

• Indicator 18 Receiving occupational training of students who have not continued to high school and unemployed
(99.10 percent)