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JIAFM, 2007 - 29(4); ISSN: 0971-0973<br />
The pedestrians were the commonest group of<br />
victims involved in fatal accidents comprising 129<br />
cases (28.7%) out of total 450 cases. Out of 129<br />
pedestrians 108 (83.7%) were males and 21<br />
(16.3%) were females.<br />
Table No 1<br />
Age and Sex Distribution<br />
Age<br />
Pedestrians<br />
group (in<br />
years) Male Female<br />
0-10 21 (19.4) 6(28.6)<br />
11-20 18(16.7) 1 (4.8)<br />
21-30 16(14.8) 2(9.5)<br />
31-40 18(16.7) 0(0)<br />
41-50 10(9.3) 4(19.0)<br />
51-60 10(9.3) 4(19.0)<br />
61-70 13(12.0) 4(19.0)<br />
71-80 1 (0.9) 0(0)<br />
81-90 1 (0.9) 0(0)<br />
91-100 0(0) 0(0)<br />
Total 108 21<br />
In age distribution there were two peaks of incidence<br />
in pedestrians, one at the childhood (20.9 %) and<br />
another for elderly (19.37%).<br />
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