World Bank study: During Ottoman rule, Kosovars lived on average 36 years

World Bank study: During Ottoman rule, Kosovars lived on average 36 years

Life expectancy in Kosovo, measured in 2016, has reached 71.6 years, according to a World Bank study. But this has not been the case in the past. Life expectancy in Kosovo during the rule of the Ottoman Empire (1909) is estimated to have been around 36.2 years, Orainfo writes. The reason is the lack of industrialization, food, and system [...]

But this has not been the case in the past.

Life expectancy in Kosovo during the rule of the Ottoman Empire (1909) is estimated to have been around 36.2 years, Orainfo writes.

The reason is the lack of industrialization, food, and health systems.

 

 

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