Kazakhstan has surpassed the US and Sweden in the Global Safety Index, according to recent rankings
Kazakhstan ranked safer than the United States, Sweden, and Great Britain, according to the safety report by Numbeo. This global database provides insights into public safety and crime levels. The country is 75th on the list of the most dangerous countries worldwide, highlighting its relatively moderate level of public danger ( 45.6 points).
Kazakhstan has ranked higher in the Global Safety Index than several European and North American countries, despite its position between Zambia and Sudan. It matches the safety levels of Greece and Canada and is safer than Italy, the UK, Sweden, and the USA.
In contrast, Moldova, Russia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, and Armenia rank as safer than Kazakhstan. Andorra tops the index as the safest country, followed by the UAE and Qatar. The most dangerous countries include Venezuela, Papua New Guinea, Haiti, Afghanistan, and South Africa.
The Numbeo ranking, based on user-submitted data, reflects subjective experiences and perceptions of safety, including risks of theft, harassment, and violent crime.(Source:astanatimes)
