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Taiwan has officially crossed the threshold for being a super-aged society, with one in every five people now age 65 or older. The country's population and birth rate have also seen consistent declines, according to interior ministry data. This comes as rising demand for long-term elderly care becomes harder to meet.

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00:00Taiwan has officially become a super-aged society, with one in five people now age 65 or older.
00:07Taiwan's population and birth rate have also seen consistent declines, according to government data.
00:13Less than 10 percent of the population was 12 years or younger at the end of 2025.
00:18This comes as the country struggles to meet rising demand for long-term elderly care.
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