Table 2 Prevalence of diabetes mellitus (DM) and pre-diabetes by nationality and demographic characteristics

 18–29

138 (8.6,(7.7–9.6))

55 (3.1,(2.1–4.4))

80 (11.8,(9.8–14.1))

34 (3.2,(1.9–5.2))

218 (9.3,(8.4–10.2))

89 (3.1,(2.3–4.2))

 30–39

201 (12.8,(11.8–13.9))

119 (6.1,(4.7–7.8))

112 (13,(11.3–14.9))

99 (12.4,(9.2–16.5))

313 (12.9,(12.1–13.7))

218 (8.23,(6.7–10.0))

 40–49

148 (14.6,(12.9–16.6))

166 (20.6,(14.7–28.1))

83 (11.3,(9.7–13))

105 (25.7,(20.0–32.2))

231 (13.5,(12.2–14.9))

271 (22.3,(17.9–27.5))

 50–59

81 (10.5,(9.1–12))

162 (34.7,(26.6–3.7))

30 (15.3,(12.7–18.3))

81 (37.8,(27.5–49.3))

111 (11.7,(10.4–13))

243 (35.5,(28.8–42.8))

 60 & above

91 (12.6,(11.5–13.9))

205 (39.8,(31.7–48.4))

5 (11.2,(7.4–16.5))

28 (58.0,(38.5–75.2))

96 (12.4,(11.3–13.6))

233 (42.6,(35.1–50.5))

 Male

249 (10.1,(9.4–10.8))

253 (13.5,(10.3–17.4))

261 (12.4,(11.1–13.9))

290 (18.4,(15.3–22.0))

510 (11,(10.3–11.7))

543 (15.4,(13.0–18.1))

 Female

410 (12.6,(11.8–13.4))

454 (15.3,(13.0–18.1))

49 (12.3,(10.1–14.9))

57 (20.1,(14.3–27.5))

459 (12.6,(11.8–13.3))

511 (16.1,(13.8–18.6))

 No formal education

230 (15.5,(14.4–16.8))

373 (31.8,(27.0–37.0))

76 (14.7,(13.3–16.3))

83 (23.6,(17.5–30.9))

306 (15.4,(14.4–16.4))

456 (30.3,(26.2–34.8))

 Preparatory or less

80 (12.6,(10.9–14.4))

98 (23.4,(17.6–30.3))

75 (13.5,(12.2–14.9))

88 (20.4,(15.4–26.5))

155 (12.9,(11.8–14.1))

186 (22.2,(18.1–27.0))

 Secondary completed

224 (10.3,(9.6–11.1))

156 (8.5,(5.7–12.2))

74 (10.5,(8.6–12.7))

96 (22.3,(15.5–31.0))

298 (10.4,(9.7–11.1))

252 (11.0,(8.4–14.2))

 University & above

124 (9.7,(8.6–11))

80 (7.57,(4.7–11.9))

85 (12.5,(10.6–14.6))

79 (15.0,(11.1–19.9))

209 (10.8,(9.8–11.9))

159 (10.5,(8.0–13.6))

 Never married

89 (8.3,(7.4–9.4))

42 (4.3,(2.1–8.5))

72 (12.1,(9.6–15.1))

33 (5.3,(2.8–9.8))

161 (9.1,(8.2–10.2))

75 (4.6,(2.6–7.7))

 Currently married

496 (13,(12.3–13.7))

544 (17.3,(14.7–20.1))

233 (12.6,(11.3–13.9))

309 (22.2,(18.9–25.8))

729 (12.8,(12.3–13.4))

853 (18.8,(16.7–21.0))

 Divorced/Separated

22 (12.3,(9.8–15.2))

91 (22.2,(8.8–45.5))

4 (16.2,(9.3–26.7))

2 (48.3,(12.5–85.9))

26 (12.5,(10.1–15.3))

103 (23.6,(10.4–5.3))

 Widowed

52 (10.6,(9.1–12.3))

98 (34.7,(24.0–47.1))

1 (3.3,(1.7–6.2))

3 (30.5,(5.4–76.9))

53 (10.1,(8.7–11.7))

101 (34.4,(24.1–6.4))

 Public sector employee

163 (13.7,(12.3–15.1))

124 (11.4,(8.2–15.7))

32 (11.2,(8.7–14.2))

27 (13.6,(7.8–22.6))

195 (13.4,(12.2–14.7))

151 (11.6,(8.6–15.5))

 Private sector employee

60 (5.9,(5.2–6.7))

77 (13.9,(7.5–24.4))

244 (12.5,(11.3–13.9))

278 (17.8,(14.7–21.3))

304 (10.3,(9.4–11.3))

355 (16.5,(13.3–20.3))

 Not currently working

435 (11.9,(11.3–12.6))

506 (15.9,(13.5–18.5))

34 (12.4,(10.2–14.9))

42 (24.6,(17.0–34.2))

469 (11.9,(11.3–12.6))

548 (16.8,(14.5–19.4))

Total

659 (11.5,(11.0–12.1))

707 (14.5,(12.5–16.8))

310 (12.5,(11.7–13.3))

347 (18.8,(16.0–22.0))

969 (11.8,(11.4–12.2))

1054 (15.7,(14.0–17.5))