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. 2017 Aug 26;14(9):963. doi: 10.3390/ijerph14090963

Table 1.

Population exposure in the RSHA and RSHAS in 1990, 2000 and 2010, units: millions.

Population and Year RSHA RSHAS Mainland China
I II III Total I II III Total Total
Total population 1990 36.3
(3.2)
217.9
(19.2)
545.9
(48.1)
800.1
(70.6)
27.3
(2.4)
66
(5.8)
29.8
(2.6)
123.1
(10.9)
1133.7
(100)
2000 40.7
(3.2)
234.1
(18.5)
591.4
(46.7)
866.2
(68.4)
30.7
(2.4)
69.6
(5.5)
32.7
(2.6)
133
(10.5)
1265.8
(100)
2010 46.6
(3.5)
261.2
(19.5)
602.4
(45)
910.2
(67.9)
36.1
(2.7)
79.2
(5.9)
33.1
(2.5)
148.4
(11.1)
1339.7
(100)
Elderly population 1990 2
(3.2)
12.9
(20.4)
29.5
(46.7)
44.4
(70.3)
1.5
(2.3)
4.1
(6.5)
1.6
(2.5)
7.2
(11.3)
63.2
(100)
2000 2.8
(3.2)
18.3
(20.7)
40.9
(46.4)
62
(70.3)
2.1
(2.4)
5.7
(6.4)
2.3
(2.6)
10
(11.4)
88.1
(100)
2010 3.7
(3.1)
23.9
(20.1)
55
(46.3)
82.6
(69.5)
2.8
(2.3)
7.4
(6.3)
3
(2.5)
13.2
(11.1)
118.8
(100)
Children 1990 11.1
(3.5)
61.2
(19.5)
153.4
(48.8)
225.6
(71.9)
8.3
(2.6)
17
(5.4)
8.9
(2.8)
34.2
(10.9)
314
(100)
2000 9.2
(3.2)
53.4
(18.4)
141.3
(48.7)
203.8
(70.3)
6.8
(2.4)
14.5
(5)
8
(2.8)
29.4
(10.1)
289.8
(100)
2010 7.2
(3.3)
45.1
(20.3)
103.3
(46.4)
155.7
(70)
5.5
(2.5)
12.4
(5.6)
5.9
(2.7)
23.7
(10.7)
222.5
(100)

Note: the numbers in the brackets are the percentages of national total population, national elderly population and national child population, unit: %; RSHA: rainstorm risk hazard area; RSHAS: the risk hazard area of rainstorm with significant linear regression effect.