Skip to main content
. 2014 Aug 21;8(8):e3074. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0003074

Table 1. General characteristics of Orang Asli children who participated in the study (n = 498).

Characteristics n (%)
Age groups
<10 years 290 (58.2)
≥10 years 208 (41.8)
Gender
Boys 252 (50.6)
Girls 246 (49.4)
Socioeconomic status
Fathers' education level (at least primary) 298 (59.8)
Mothers' education level (at least primary) 249 (50.0)
Low household income (<RM 500) 317 (63.7)
Working fathers 176 (35.3)
Working mothers 66 (13.3)
Large family size (≥7 members) 247 (49.6)
Piped water supply 243 (48.8)
Electricity 364 (73.1)
Presence of toilet in house 231 (46.4)
Presence of domestic animals at household 356 (71.5)

All values are number (%). RM, Malaysian Ringgit; (US$ 1 = RM 3.20).