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Health in Cadiz, Philippines: official figures

10.39% of households in Cadiz had no toilet facility at all at the 2020 Census (national figure 3.31%). Cadiz is 11th highest share without a toilet of 177 cities and towns covered on this site.

Do people in Cadiz drink bottled water?

31.1% of households in Cadiz relied mainly on bottled water or a water refilling station for drinking in 2020 (national figure 47.1%). Cadiz is 32nd lowest share of 177 cities and towns covered on this site.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

Is the drinking water safe in Cadiz?

5.8% of households in Cadiz drank mainly from an unprotected well, unprotected spring, surface water or rainwater in 2020 (nationally 3.0%), according to the 2020 Census. Cadiz is 12th highest share of 177 cities and towns covered on this site.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

How many people in Cadiz have trouble seeing?

66 in every 1,000 residents of Cadiz had difficulty seeing even with glasses in 2020 (national figure 62), counting household members aged 5 and over at any level of difficulty. Cadiz is 59th highest rate of 177 cities and towns covered on this site.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

How many people in Cadiz have difficulty walking?

3.5 in every 1,000 residents of Cadiz had a moderate or severe difficulty walking or climbing steps in the 2020 Census (nationally 4.0). Cadiz is 82nd highest rate of 177 cities and towns covered on this site.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

How many people with disabilities live in Cadiz?

5.1 severe functional difficulties (seeing, hearing, walking, remembering, self-care or communicating) were recorded for every 1,000 residents of Cadiz in 2020; one person can be counted in more than one type (national figure 5.6). Cadiz is 75th highest rate of 177 cities and towns covered on this site.

Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

How Cadiz compares with other cities in the Philippines

Households with no toilet (2020 Census)

Cadiz ranks 11 of 177, highest first.

RankCityHouseholds with no toilet
8Bayawan12.62%
9Lamitan12.50%
10Danao City11.50%
11Cadiz10.39%
12San Jose9.29%
13Naga8.90%
14Masbate8.71%
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

Households drinking from unprotected wells, springs, surface water or rainwater (2020 Census)

Cadiz ranks 12 of 177, highest first.

RankCityHouseholds drinking from unprotected wells, springs, surface water or rainwater
9Marawi7.6%
10Toledo6.1%
11Himamaylan6.1%
12Cadiz5.8%
13Masbate5.6%
14Tabaco5.2%
15Calbayog4.3%
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

Residents with difficulty seeing, per 1,000 (2020 Census)

Cadiz ranks 59 of 177, highest first.

RankCityResidents with difficulty seeing, per 1,000
56Calumpit66
57Lipa66
58Calbayog66
59Cadiz66
60Marilao65
61Taytay65
62Rosario64
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

Residents with moderate or severe difficulty walking, per 1,000 (2020 Census)

Cadiz ranks 82 of 177, highest first.

RankCityResidents with moderate or severe difficulty walking, per 1,000
79Tagum3.5
80Cavite City3.5
81Santa Cruz3.5
82Cadiz3.5
83Balanga3.5
84Guiguinto3.5
85Consolacion3.5
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority (as republished by UN OCHA Philippines on the Humanitarian Data Exchange) · saved copy

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