Table 1 Demographic data of the urban and rural participants
| Â | Total | Urban | Rural |
|---|---|---|---|
No. = 720 | No. = 360 | No. = 360 | |
Sex | |||
 Male | 482 (66.9%) | 251 (69.7%) | 231 (64.2%) |
 Female | 238 (33.1%) | 109 (30.3%) | 129 (35.8%) |
Age | |||
 < 30 | 311 (43.2%) | 126 (35%) | 185 (51.4%)§ |
 30–40 | 180 (25%) | 85 (33.6%) | 95 (26.4%) |
 > 40 | 229 (31.8%) | 149 (41.4%)* | 80 (22.2%) |
Level of education | |||
 Illiterate | 57 (7.9%) | 21 (5.8%) | 36 (10%) |
 Primary | 167 (23.2%) | 76 (21.1%) | 91 (25.3%) |
 Secondary | 288 (40%) | 99 (27.5%) | 169 (46.9%)§ |
 Higher education | 208 (28.9%) | 144 (40%)* | 64 (17.8%) |
Occupation | |||
 Students | 127 (17.6%) | 73 (20.3%) | 54 (15%) |
 Workers | 104 (14.4%) | 16 (4.4%) | 88 (24.4%)§ |
 Employee | 327 (45.4%) | 201(55.8%)* | 126 (35%) |
 Not working | 162 (22.5%) | 70 (19.4%) | 92 (25.6%) |
Family member of CVS | 219 (29.17%) | 173 (48%) | 146 (40.5%) |