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Poverty and living standards in Trashi Yangtse, Bhutan: official figures

16.5% of people in Trashi Yangtse lived below the national poverty line in 2022, according to the Bhutan Living Standards Survey, 9th highest of the 20 dzongkhags (Bhutan: 12.4%). The survey estimate has a standard error of 1.9 percentage points.

How much crime is there in Trashi Yangtse?

The Royal Bhutan Police recorded 43 criminal incidents in Trashi Yangtse in 2024, 26 per 10,000 residents, 6th highest of the 20 dzongkhags (Bhutan: 2,476 incidents, 32 per 10,000).

Source: Royal Bhutan Police, Planning and Development Division · saved copy

How many people die on the roads in Trashi Yangtse?

1 person was killed in road accidents in Trashi Yangtse in 2024, out of 19 motor vehicle accidents reported to the police (Bhutan: 97 deaths in 1,118 accidents).

Source: Royal Bhutan Police, Planning and Development Division · saved copy

How many people are arrested in Trashi Yangtse?

Police in Trashi Yangtse arrested 33 people in 2024, 20 per 10,000 residents (Bhutan: 5,743, 74 per 10,000).

Source: Royal Bhutan Police, Planning and Development Division · saved copy

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How Trashi Yangtse compares with other dzongkhags

Population below the national poverty line (BLSS) (2022)

Trashi Yangtse ranks 9 of 20, highest first.

RankRegionPopulation below the national poverty line (BLSS)
6Tsirang19.5%
7Pema Gatshel17.9%
8Monggar17.8%
9Trashi Yangtse16.5%
10Wangdue Phodrang15.8%
11Lhuentse15.7%
12Chhukha14.1%
Source: National Statistics Bureau, Royal Government of Bhutan (with the World Bank) · saved copy

Criminal incidents per 10,000 people (2024)

Trashi Yangtse ranks 6 of 20, highest first.

RankRegionCriminal incidents per 10,000 people
3Chhukha48
4Paro36
5Wangdue Phodrang32
6Trashi Yangtse26
7Punakha26
8Tsirang24
9Haa24
Source: Royal Bhutan Police, Planning and Development Division · saved copy

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