Awful news! Hungary’s population shrinks by 41,300 in 2018!
The population of Hungary declined by 41,300 in 2018 as a net result of 89,800 live births and 131,100 deaths during the year, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said on Tuesday.
Hungary’s population fell by 40,097 a year before, when there were 91,577 live births and 131,674 deaths.
KSH noted that the estimated total fertility rate was 1.49 percent, the same as in 2017. Thus, the willingness to have children remained unchanged and the number of live births fell due to the decline in the number of women of child-bearing age.
The estimated total population of the country including the net effects of migration was at 9,764,000 at the end of the year.
There were 50,900 marriage ceremonies in Hungary in 2018, up by 0.6 percent, or 328, compared with 2017.
HALF A MILLION HUNGARIANS PLAN TO EMIGRATE
About half a million Hungarians, 8.4 pc of the population planned to move abroad in 2016, and some of them would not even come back to their home country, details HERE.
HUNGARIANS SMOKED AND DRANK MORE LAST YEAR THAN IN 2017
The National Tax and Customs Administration of Hungary recently shared their latest statistics regarding the amount of fuel, gasoline, cigarettes and alcohol the Hungarian population consumed last year. The statistics also revealed the consumed quantity of each product and, unfortunately, the results are shocking and negative, read more HERE.
Source: MTI/KSH
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The Hungarian governments, collectively, better find a solution to this tragedy quickly. The younger generation should be educated about the costs of living abroad and the risks. Also, comparing the career of a foreign caregiver vs the career of a manager at home. Government incentives for mothers I better in Hungary than in most other countries.