Singapore life expectancy rises from a decade ago despite Covid-19; average now stands at 83 years at end 2022


SINGAPORE, May 22 (Bloomberg): Life expectancy in Singapore rose to an average of 83 years in 2022, increasing by almost one year from a decade ago, even after the country logged more than 1,700 deaths from the pandemic.

Female Singaporeans are estimated to live an average of 85.2 years, out-pacing the 80.7 years for males in the city-state, according to the latest preliminary data from the Department of Statistics.

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