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. 2012 May 1;86(5):789–791. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.2012.11-0617

Table 1.

Characteristics of a population cross-section at risk for malaria from Bo Rai district in Trat province, Thailand, in June 21–22, 2011

Subjects (N = 187*)
Number Percent
Age (years)
 < 15 1 0.7
 15–49 127 84.7
 50+ 22 14.7
 Missing 37
Gender
 Male 95 64.2
 Female 53 35.8
 Missing 39
Ethnicity
 Thai 98 65.3
 Cambodian 13 8.7
 Burmese Mon 39 26.0
 Missing 37
Residency status
 Thai 98 66.2
 M1 migrant (≥ 6 months) 37 25.0
 M2 migrant (< 6 months) 13 8.8
 Missing 39 8.8
Occupation
 Rubber plantation worker 92 62.6
 Soldier 38 25.9
 Other 17 11.6
 Missing 40
Self-reported fever in past 3 days
 Yes 6 4.1
 No 141 95.9
 Missing 40
Confirmed malaria case in past 3 months
 Yes 5 3.4
 No 144 96.6
 Missing 38
Frequency of bed net use
 Always 140 94.0
 Not always or never 9 6.0
 Missing 38
Forest visit in past month§
 Yes 30 20.4
 No 117 79.6
 Missing 40
*

Questionnaire data were available for all 61 individuals from the high-risk group screening and only 89 of 126 (70.6%) individuals from contact tracing.

†Thai indicates citizen of Thailand, M1 indicates migrant living in Thailand for greater than 6 months, and M2 indicates migrant living in Thailand for less than or equal to 6 months.

‡Self-reported malaria case in the 3 months preceding blood collection that was confirmed and treated at a malaria clinic or hospital.

§Self-reported visit or stay overnight in forest areas in the past month.