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. 2024 Dec 18;24:3441. doi: 10.1186/s12889-024-20987-8

Table 2.

General characteristics of study participants conducted on knowledge, attitude and practice about Chikungunya inselected districts of Afar Region, Northeast Ethiopia

General characteristics Number of participants (%)
Household survey participants ( N = 296)
Sex Male 187 (63.2)
Female 109 (36.8)

Age groups

(years)

18–29 109 (36.8)
30–44 143 (48.3)
45–59 35 (11.8)
60 or above 9 (3.0)
Religion Muslim 179 (60.5)
Orthodox 102 (34.5)
Protestant 15 (5.0)
Ethnicity Afar 125 (42.2)
Oromo 27 (9.1)
Amhara 58 (19.6)
Others 86 (29.0)
Marital status Married 241(81.4)
Single 55 (18.6)
Education status Illiterate 92 (31.1)
Grade 1-8th 74 (25.0)
Grade 9-12th 78 (26.3)
College or above 52 (17.6)
Occupation Agro/pastoralist 70 (23.7)
Government/private worker 186 (63.1)
Housewife 30 (10.2)
Students 9 (3.0)
Districts Amibara 157 (53.0)
Awash Sebat 139 (47.0)
Kebeles Awash Arba 124 (41.9)
Sidafage 32 (10.8)
Regale 78 (26.3)
Kedeba 62 (21.0)
Focus Group Discussion participants(N = 116)
Sex Male 74 (63.8)
Female 42 (36.2)

Age group

(years)

18–29 42 (36.2)
30–44 48 (41.4)
45–59 14 (12.1)
60 or above 12 (10.3)
Education status Illiterate 103 (88.8)
Primary and above 13 (11.2)