In the first 7 months of 2012, 42559 mothers
delivered 36129 children (live births) increased by 2713 mothers, and 2723
children or 6.8 percent respectively, compared to same period of the previous
year.

In the first 7 months of 2012, at national level infant mortality
decreased by 11 or 1.6 percent to 686, and child mortality aged 1-5 decreased
by 8 or 5.4 percent to 141.

The number of unemployed reached 45.6 thousand at the end of July 2012,
reflecting an increase of 5.1 thous.persons or 12.5 percent compared to same
period of the previous year.

In the first 7 months of 2012, 613.4 thous.persons were registered as
insurer, of which 404.6 thousand or 66.0 percent were those from the
establishments, and 208.8 thousand or 34.0 percent from the government
budgetary organization. Compared to same period of the previous year, the
number of insurers increased by 72.9 thousand or 13.5 percent, of which the
increased by 63.0 thousand or 18.4 percent from establishments, and increased
by 9.9 thousand or 5.0 percent from government budgetary organization.

In the first 7 months of 2012, social welfare pensions and benefits
allocated to 56.6 thous.persons, showing a increase of 478 persons or 0.9
percent, total amount of the allocated fund increased by 12.2 bln.tog or 63.4
percent compared to same period of the previous year…

Of the cash allowances amounted to 583.8 bln.tog granted from the Human
Development Fund to 2.8 mln.people (with double accounted) in the first 7
months of 2012, 373.8 bln.tog was spent on the cash allowances of 10.0
thous.tog, 21.0 thous.tog, and 70.0 thous.tog and 210.0 bln.tog on the cash
allowances of 1.0 mln.tog for the elderly and disabled persons.

Of the cash allowances of 1.0 mln.tog for the elderly and disabled
persons granted from the Human Development Fund, 210.0 bln.tog was allocated to
309.9 thous.persons in the first 7 months of 2012.

In the first 7 months of 2012, the total number of infectious disease
cases reached 27063, increase by 3807 cases or 16.4 percent compared to same
period of the previous year. The increase in the number of infectious disease
cases was mainly due to the increases of 6705 or 9.2 times in mumps and 132 or
5.4 percent in syphilis although there were decreases of 1800 or 29.7 percent
in viral hepatitis, 711 or 28.2 percent in varicella, 196 or 16.8 percent in
shigellosis, 103 or 3.7 percent in tuberculosis, and 71 or 2.4 percent in
gonococcal infection.

At national level, 12812 crimes were registered in the first 7 months of
2012, reflecting an increase of 1435 crimes or 12.6 percent compared to same
period of the previous year. The increase in the number of crimes was mainly
due to the increases in crime against the right of ownership (912), crime
against human life and health (or physical well-being) (276), crime against the
rules of safety of traffic and use of motor vehicles (140), crimes against
environmental protection rules (64) compared to same period of the previous
year.

In the first 7 months of 2012, occurred crimes caused 4941 injuries and
613 deaths. The number of injuries up by 389 persons or 8.5 percent and the
number of deaths down by 101 persons or 14.1 percent compared to same period of
the previous year.