  
<prompt> Trends in early childhood mortality rates | Deaths per 1,000 live births for the 5-year period before the survey | (Child mortality, 1990 JPFHS, 5) (Neonatal mortality, 1990 JPFHS, 21) (Infant mortality, 1990 JPFHS, 34) (Under-5 mortality, 1990 JPFHS, 39) (Child mortality, 1997 JPFHS, 6) (Neonatal mortality, 1997 JPFHS, 19) (Infant mortality, 1997 JPFHS, 29) (Under-5 mortality, 1997 JPFHS, 34) (Child mortality, 2002 JPFHS, 5) (Neonatal mortality, 2002 JPFHS, 16) (Infant mortality, 2002 JPFHS, 22) (Under-5 mortality, 2002 JPFHS, 27) (Child mortality, 2007 JPFHS, 2) (Neonatal mortality, 2007 JPFHS, 14) (Infant mortality, 2007 JPFHS, 19) (Under-5 mortality, 2007 JPFHS, 21) (Child mortality, 2009 JPFHS, 5) (Neonatal mortality, 2009 JPFHS, 15) (Infant mortality, 2009 JPFHS, 23) (Under-5 mortality, 2009 JPFHS, 28) (Child mortality, 2012 JPFHS, 4) (Neonatal mortality, 2012 JPFHS, 14) (Infant mortality, 2012 JPFHS, 17) (Under-5 mortality, 2012 JPFHS, 21) (Child mortality, 2017-18 JPFHS, 3) (Neonatal mortality, 2017-18 JPFHS, 11) (Infant mortality, 2017-18 JPFHS, 17) (Under-5 mortality, 2017-18 JPFHS, 19) <response> The infant mortality rate has increased over the last 20 years, from only 5% of infant mortality rate in 1990 to 32% of infant mortality in 2017-18  