Meanwhile, in Thailand.
The Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey conducted by the National Statistical Office and United Nations Children’s Fund released on Monday also revealed improved child wellbeing in many areas, such as a rise in exclusive breastfeeding, declining adolescent birth rates and less violent discipline used against children at home.
Children's literacy and numeracy skills deteriorated during the pandemic. In 2022, only 47 per cent of Grade 2 and 3 children had basic reading skills, down from 52 per cent in 2019. Similarly, only 40 per cent of children had basic numeracy skills in 2022, down from 47 per cent in 2019. Meanwhile, the survey showed improved child wellbeing in many areas such as a rise in exclusive breastfeeding, declining adolescent birth rates and less violent discipline used against children at home.
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