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Japan's birth rate hits record low, with under 700,000 newborns in 2024, sparking "quiet emergency."
Japan's birth rate reached a record low in 2024, with only 686,000 newborns, marking the first time births have fallen below 700,000.
This decline adds to an 18-year trend of population decrease, raising concerns over the social security system and labor market.
The government is pushing policies to boost fertility, but the situation, described as a "quiet emergency" by Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, remains critical.
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La tasa de natalidad de Japón alcanza un mínimo histórico, con menos de 700,000 recién nacidos en 2024, provocando una "emergencia tranquila".