Examples of using Die annually in English and their translations into Arabic
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But still, nearly 11 million die annually of preventable diseases.
(a) The high neonatal mortality rates and the fact that these deaths represent 50 per cent of the1.4 million children under 5 years who die annually in the State party;
Two million children still die annually from diarrhoea in developing countries.
In an era of globalization, when technology, trade and investment have advanced dramatically,it is disturbing that 6 million children die annually of diseases that could be prevented or effectively treated.
Approximately 24,000 people die annually in Africa a rate of approximately 23 per million population.
WHO noted that nearly 11,000 women and girls die annually while giving birth.
More than 500,000 people die annually as a result of the use of these weapons, and their indiscriminate use is increasingly affecting public security.
(a) Some 12 million children under five years old still die annually of readily preventable causes.
An estimated 358,000 women die annually from complications during pregnancy or childbirth as compared to 546,000 in 1990(a 34 per cent drop).
We must not forget that 11 million girls andboys under the age of 5 die annually due to preventable causes.
It is totally unacceptable that 10 million children die annually of diseases that can be protected against by preventive measures, the raising of awareness and the provision of affordable medicines.
Yet, we are shocked to learn that1.4 million children under five years of age die annually from vaccine-preventable diseases.
It is estimated that over 3 million newborns die annually, while half a million women continue to die annually from childbirth-related causes.
Mindful that half of the population in participating countries have no access to proper sanitation and about one million men,women and children reportedly die annually due to water and sanitation related diseases;
The report tells us that about 1.2 million people die annually and millions more are injured or disabled as a result of road accidents.
Member States should ensure access to safe, legal and affordable abortion services for all women and adolescent girls,recognizing that at least 70,000 girls and women die annually and another 8 million suffer serious complications from unsafe abortion.
WHO further estimated that 8 million people die annually due to air pollution. Of these, 4.2 million die from outdoor exposure to polluted air while 3.8 million die from indoor exposure such as from cook stoves and fuels.
The United Nations Environment Programme publication, Global Chemicals Outlook: Towards Sound Management of Chemicals, issued in September 2012,estimated that 900,000 people die annually from the immediate results of exposure to harmful pesticides and chemicals, and that 2 million people fall ill each year.
Owing to lackof effective care during pregnancy and childbirth, 333,000 women die annually during pregnancy and childbirth, with 99 per cent of those deaths occurring in developing countries, and in particular in sub-Saharan Africa.
The independent experts on extreme poverty and on water and sanitation were troubled by the high infant mortality rate(43 infants per 1,000 live births)and that 51,200 children reportedly die annually as a result of diarrhoea which is frequently caused by lack of sanitation and safe drinking water.
Nevertheless, 10 million children still die annually due to easily preventable diseases.
Some 70,000 adolescent girls in developing countries die annually of causes relating to pregnancy and childbirth.
Globally, approximately one million people die annually in road accidents, many of them in cities.
The report states that about 12 million children under the age of five die annually and that about 70 per cent of these deaths are due to preventable disease.
In 1990-1995, about 11 million children died annually before reaching age 5 and 8.2 million of them did not reach their first birthday.
In the territories, 40 to 50 infants per thousand died annually, as compared with 9.9 per thousand in Israel.
AI also quoted statistics gathered by the Ombudsperson 's office stating that between 2004 and 2007 130-135 people died annually in detention in SIZOs.
High blood pressure is said to be the leading cause of preventable death in China,with over one million people dying annually from high blood pressure which could have resulted from excessive salt intake.
Data on U5MR are not yet available for all countries for the 1990s.34 However, in 1990-1995,about 11 million children died annually before reaching the age of five.
She therefore wished to know the reason for the discrepancy, which age group accounted for the highest number of abortions, what measures were in place to address the situation,and how many women died annually as a result of an abortion.