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Citluk Continues Positive Trend: More Births Than Deaths Recorded Again This Year

Published January 9, 2025
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According to the data of the registry office of the Municipality of Čitluk, in the past year 2024, a total of 227 entries in the birth registers were made, and in the same period, a total of 197 entries in the death registers were made.

In 2024, the number of entries in the marriage register was 113, the Municipality of Čitluk announced on its official website.

They reminded that during 2023, the registry office of the Municipality of Čitluk made a total of 205 entries of newborn children in the registry of births. In the same period, 189 entries were made in the register of deaths, while 109 entries were made in the register of marriages.

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