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1996 to 2006 +12% -10%
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Source- Nationai Safety Council estimates. See Technical Appendix tor carpmbiSty.
■ Deatbsper 100.000 population.
''Includes drowning in mtsr transport Occidents.
<■ Includes burns by fire, and deaths resulting from conflagraiion regardless of nature of injun/.
^Comparable dots not available.
«In 1948. a revision was made in the International Classification ol Diseases. Iho first figures for 1948 are comparable with those for earner years, the second u/to those for later years
i Data are not comparable to previous years shown doe to classificaiion changes in 1$5B and 1383
s Excludes water transport diewnings.
"In 1833. a revision was made in the International Classification oi Diseases. See the Technical Appendix for comparability.
' Revised.
i Ptetiminary.
* Comparison not valid because of change in classifications {see footnote "ft 7