What are the safest cities in the world?

Tenth place: Singapore

Although Singapore is a small country, it occupies a very important position in global trade and transportation. Singapore’s environmental protection laws are very strict, even anywhere Spitting out chewing gum will also result in high fines. In terms of street cleanliness and protection, Singapore can be said to be the best in the world. Singapore is also the safest country in Asia after Japan. The country also has open tourist attractions such as Sentosa Island (Pulau Belakang Mati), Jurong Bird Park, and Night Safari. "There is a city in a garden, and this city is Singapore." Singapore is a small, modern city-state, and you can seem to see it all at a glance. However, if you look closely at this garden city under the tropical sunshine, you can seem to find that every corner reflects its unique color and charm.

Ninth place: Bahrain

The Kingdom of Bahrain is a country in West Asia, located in western Asia. It is an island country in the southwest of the Persian Gulf, adjacent to Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Tropical desert climate, oil is the backbone of the country's economy. Bahrain is the first country to exploit oil in the Gulf region. In recent years, Bahrain has begun to develop towards a diversified economy, establishing oil refining, petrochemical and aluminum products industries, vigorously developing the financial industry of the Central Bank of Bahrain, and becoming a banking and financial center in the Gulf region. The 2005 Annual Report on World Economic Freedom published by the Heritage Foundation ranked 20th. 50% of national income depends on oil revenue. The public security situation in Bahrain is still good, but there are occasional demonstrations and criminal incidents such as bank robberies, and from time to time, unscrupulous teenagers gather to cause chaos and use petrol bombs to resist the police.

Eighth place: Georgia

Georgia has vigorously fought against corruption and promoted integrity since 2004. At present, 200 police stations across the country are built as "glass houses". A series of measures have made The governance and improvement of the national security system have been very effective. In sharp contrast to the social security situation in the 1990s when people did not dare to leave their homes at night, in a survey, 91% of the respondents said that they went out for walking, shopping, and sightseeing at night without any worries. , watching theater, social security is improving day by day. The Georgia Public Security Police are divided into patrol police and stationed police. Patrol officers patrol the streets and alleys in police cars day and night, while stationed police have set up police stations or police stations in residential areas. They not only have call phones, but also have the mobile phones of the police officers under their jurisdiction. Inform the public so emergency calls can be made. Police cars are equipped with Internet-connected computers that can easily search for various information. An evaluation of police work in European and American countries showed that among the 31 countries included in the evaluation, the performance of Georgian police officers was ranked third with 85% of respondents saying they were satisfied, second only to Finland and the United States. .

Seventh place: Luxembourg

As the country with the highest per capita income and living standards in the EU, Luxembourg’s per capita GDP ranks among the top in the world, with a highly developed economy, finance, radio and television , steel are its three major economic pillar industries. Because of its small territory and many ancient castles, it is also known as the "Pocket Kingdom" and "The Country of Thousand Castles". Beautiful roses can be seen everywhere and large areas of forest cover the country, with various castles hidden among them. The per capita income ranks first in the world, the unemployment rate is low, the people's living standards are high, and the average life expectancy is 80 years. Luxembourg City is one of the safest and highest living standards in the world.

Sixth place: Malta

Malta is an island country located in the middle of the Mediterranean. It is composed of some islands in the Mediterranean. It is known as the "Heart of the Mediterranean" and is a famous leisure and vacation area. Due to its strategic location in the Mediterranean, Malta has been occupied by many ethnic groups throughout history. Sufficient sunshine, golden beaches and various green plants have turned this place into a large natural garden. The rich tourism resources have brought tranquility and comfort here, as well as wealth and prosperity. Malta has good social security, low crime rate, and relatively small foreign resident population. You will not feel any sense of insecurity here. On the contrary, the warm and hospitable Maltese people will make you feel a lot of intimacy.

Fifth place: United Arab Emirates

As an important hub for business and trade in the Middle East today, the United Arab Emirates can be seen everywhere where people of different nationalities, skin colors and religious beliefs cooperate in things, which can be called " Little United Nations”. Demographic data of the United Arab Emirates shows that about 80% of the country’s permanent population are foreigners, and people living and working in Dubai alone come from about 200 nationalities from all over the world. The wide range of population sources and complex relationships have also brought challenges to the social management of the UAE. In order to promote social harmony, the UAE's legal system is world-famous for its harshness. Because it is located in the sensitive Middle East, the Dubai government has always been vigilant about security issues. Before every foreigner gets off the plane and enters customs, he must undergo the most advanced "eye mask scan" to identify and file his identity. If you make a mistake in the UAE, you will be deported immediately and will never be allowed to enter the country. In order to prevent malignant infectious diseases from harming the country's population, the UAE government stipulates that foreigners must go to a government-designated hospital for a physical examination within 30 days after arriving in the UAE, mainly to check for AIDS, tuberculosis, etc. If they fail, they must be repatriated. In terms of public security management, the UAE government attaches great importance to it. Surveillance equipment has been installed in most public places, and secret police have deployed controls throughout the city.

In addition, the reason why there is almost no violent crime in Dubai may be that as long as you get involved in a fight, no matter what the reason is, everyone will go to jail together.

Fourth place: South Korea

As one of the Four Asian Tigers, South Korea is a small island country with scarce resources. However, its per capita GDP in 2012 was US$22,705, ranking 15th in the world in terms of GDP. For a "small country" with a population of only 50 million, this is truly an amazing achievement. However, if you get close to South Korea, you will feel that South Korea is not only amazing in these numbers, but also the trust between people shown everywhere on the island is even more amazing. For example, when entering a Korean bank, the most surprising thing is that there is no bulletproof glass at the counter. Bank employees provide services directly face-to-face, assuming that customers are good people; buying tickets at the station is also face-to-face, and there is no protective glass, which still gives people a sense of trust and does not treat customers as thieves or robbers. There are no defenses everywhere, but South Korea's security is very good, with very few thefts. People feel safe in public places, such as buses, subways, etc. Moreover, even if the house is a single-family house, even if it is on the roadside, the fence is only half a person high, making it very easy to get in. As seen in Korean dramas, the fence is just a site sign and has no anti-theft function.

Third place: Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong is rich in police and gangster films. In the film library of every police and gangster film fan, Hong Kong police and gangster films can be regarded as countless classics. As a result, most people who have never been to Hong Kong tend to have a prejudice against this city: it is too dangerous. But the fact is that Hong Kong’s safety value is 83.43, and its crime rate is lower than that of the United States and European countries. According to data provided by the Hong Kong Police Force, Hong Kong's crime rate has been declining over the past few years. In fact, because of the good public security, the Hong Kong police sometimes seem more like a little helper for the citizens. If you can't find your way, have quarrels with neighbors, get lost cats or dogs, or have doors and windows falling off, you can contact the Hong Kong police. The police's attitude in handling problems is always gentle, polite, and serious.

Second place: Taiwan, China

Taiwan ranked second with a safety score of 83.74. Comments said that Taiwanese people are very friendly, enthusiastic and honest, so there is no need to worry about violent crimes. . In addition, women don’t have to feel scared when going out at night.

First place: Japan

Japan is a very traditional country with a strong culture. Although it is constantly being influenced by Western culture, it still maintains its own unique cultural traditions. Japan attracts a large number of foreign tourists every year, which is enough to illustrate its high safety. Japan has strict laws regarding violent crime, so the crime rate is very low. When people think of Japan, what do they think of first? Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms, sashimi... Indeed, Japan has many unique charms. In modern Japan, the trend of Westernization is becoming increasingly strong, and traditional culture is under unprecedented impact. High-tech, high-consumption society, and high-efficiency output have pushed Japan, a small island country, to the status of a world economic power. It's more impactful.