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               due to the decreasing of birth rate and long-life expectancy and an impact of
               migration injected by job opportunities offered in Johor.
                   Male’s elderly are believe to be higher than females. For future study, it is
               recommended to investigate the aging population between the ethnic group
               in Johor. In addition, it also recommended to investigate the aging population
               in small area such as mukim in each district.

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