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Victim’s age and gender. Table 7 shows the distribution of the linked records by gender and age. Although with a slight difference, accidents affected more males than females as victims (52% and 48%, respectively) probably because men are more involved in road accidents since more men own, drive and use motorized transport. These statistical values are in line with overall results presented elsewhere (25). The age group with more number of victims is 20-24. The victims between the age of 20 and 34 represent 34% of the total number of victims, and again with more victims that are men than women (54% and 46%, respectively). In sum, the highest percentage of the victims is young men. Note that these results are in line with the previous analysis provided by the police data (see Table 3). Table 7 – Gender and age of the victims Number of victims (linked records) Age Male Female 10-14 103 97 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 000 000 00-00 00 000 00-00 00 00 85+ 25 28 Total 3882 3541
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