The world's safest city

Karachi in Pakistan is the most unsafe city in the world. Recently, the information gathered in The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a survey. According to the survey, Tokyo's capital of Japan's safest city is Japan's capital. Singapore is at second place and Osaka city in Japan is in third place. This survey was done on 49 points in the city. Among the 49 indicators, digital security, health security, infrastructure security, personal safety are significant. It is said that Karachi in Pakistan is the most unsafe city in the world. The city is at the 60th position in the ranking. Their points obtained are 38.77. The study also said that at the very end of the list is Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital of Yangon, Indonesia's capital Jakarta and Vietnam's capital Ho Chi Minh. The list is ranked 43st in the Indian capital Delhi and Mumbai is at 45th place. The Economist Intelligence Unit has taken this study into consideration of how safe the city is, from the road accidents to the crime rate, and various aspects of crime. The survey was conducted according to The Safe Cities Index 2011. A total of 60 cities worldwide have been surveyed. According to the study, the world's 10 safest cities are gradually moved to Tokyo (points received 89.80), Singapore (obtained points 89.64), Osaka (points received 88.87), Toronto (points 87.36 points), Melbourne (obtained point 87 .30), Amsterdam (points received 87.26), Sydney (points received 86.74), Stockholm (points earned 86.72), Hong Kong (obtained points 86.22), Zurich (obtained points 85.20). According to the study, the 10 most unsafe cities in the world gradually increased to Karachi (38.77 points), Yangon (points received 46.47), Dhaka (points received 47.37), Jakarta (points received 53.39), Ho Chi Minh city ( Received points 54.33), Manila (received points 54.86), Caracas (obtained points 89.80), Quito (obtained points 56.39), Tehran (points obtained 56.49), Cairo (points obtained 58.33 ). AP / MK