2.5% of the country's total population. were males and were females. The racial make-up were as follow: were Malays, were Chinese, and were those other than the aforementioned races. In terms of residency status, were citizens, were permanent residents and were temporary residents. In terms of professed religions, were Muslims, were Christians, were Buddhists, and professed other than the aforementioned religions or irreligious. The age groups were as follow: were 14 years old and below, were 15 to 24 years old, were 25 to 64 years old, and were 65 years old and above. The population is predominantly rural, whereby lived in rural areas in contrast to in urban areas. The census also recorded 2,007 households living in 1,894 dwellings in the district. In 2020, the district's population was estimated to have increased to 11,200. Tourism Pristine forest still covers most of the district. This leads to the intensive development of the eco-tourism industry in Temburong district. Eco-Tourism promotion events such as "Cuti-Cuti Temburong" ('Temburong holidays') was launched at the end of 2008 by the local tourism group known as "Kenali Negara Kitani" (KNK) ('Know Your Country') to encourage locals and tourists from foreign countries to travel to the Temburong district. The promotion event is a kick-start of the Heart of Borneo project at Brunei vicinity. Infrastructures Education In 2019, there were 14 schools in Temburong District under the Ministry of Education, out of which 12 were government and 2 were private. The number of teachers were recorded at 238, in which taught in government schools and in private schools. The number of students were recorded at 1,816, whereby were enrolled in government schools and in private schools. For the formal Islamic religious education which is under the Ministry of Religious Affairs, there were 12 religious schools ( of the country's total), employing 106 teachers and enrolling 770 students. The highest education level available is secondary and provided at Sultan Hassan Secondary School, the sole secondary school in the district. Healthcare Pengiran Isteri Hajjah Mariam Hospital is the district hospital. It was inaugurated on 3 September 1987. The construction cost B$15 million; it sits on a site. The hospital has 50 beds and the clinical services provided include maternity, dental, optical and intensive care units. It is named after Mariam binti Abdul Aziz, a former second wife and (princess consort) of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah. Roads As of 2019, the district's