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Health in M.D. Lahad Datu, Malaysia: official figures

Life expectancy at birth in Lahad Datu is 78.8 years in the 2026 district estimate. That is the highest of 39 among the 39 city and district council areas on this site that have district statistics.

How long do men and women live in Lahad Datu?

Life expectancy at birth in Lahad Datu is 77.0 years for men and 80.8 years for women (2026), a gap of 3.8 years.

Source: Department of Statistics Malaysia with the National Registration Department (OpenDOSM) · saved copy

Is life expectancy rising in Lahad Datu?

Life expectancy at birth in Lahad Datu was 75.6 years in 2021 and 78.8 years in 2026.

Source: Department of Statistics Malaysia with the National Registration Department (OpenDOSM) · saved copy

How many people die each year in Lahad Datu?

702 deaths were registered in Lahad Datu in 2025, a crude death rate of 2.8 per 1,000 residents. That is 3rd lowest of 39 among the 39 city and district council areas on this site that have district statistics.

Source: National Registration Department and Department of Statistics Malaysia (OpenDOSM) · saved copy

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How M.D. Lahad Datu compares with other cities in Malaysia

Life expectancy at birth (years) (2026)

M.D. Lahad Datu ranks 1 of 39, highest first.

RankCityLife expectancy at birth (years)
1M.D. Lahad Datu78.8
2M.P. Sepang78.7
3D.B. Kota Kinabalu78.3
4M.D. Kinabatangan77.6
5M.P. Sandakan77.5
6D.B. Kuala Lumpur77.3
7M.D. Penampang77.0
Source: Department of Statistics Malaysia with the National Registration Department (OpenDOSM) · saved copy

Crude death rate per 1,000 residents (2025)

M.D. Lahad Datu ranks 37 of 39, highest first.

RankCityCrude death rate per 1,000 residents
33M.D. Semporna4.4
34D.B. Kota Kinabalu3.7
35M.P. Sepang3.7
36M.P. Sandakan3.5
37M.D. Lahad Datu2.8
38Perbadanan Putrajaya2.6
39M.D. Kinabatangan1.9
Source: National Registration Department and Department of Statistics Malaysia (OpenDOSM) · saved copy

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