International SOS considers Syria as highest places risk in the world, 2021

The international aid company has identified 5 dangerous destinations that should not be visited in 2021, according to what was published by the British newspaper "Daily Mail".

According to an annual interactive map, which shows the places where travelers are most likely to face security risks based on the threat of political violence, social unrest, violent and petty crime, and this year the impact of the Corona pandemic.

In the estimation of the company, International Distress has identified Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq and the Central African Republic as the 5 most dangerous places on earth.

Also, SOS International, a Singapore-based health and security services company, has identified safer destinations for travel in the next world.

Among the safest countries are Greenland, Switzerland, Slovenia, Norway, Finland and Denmark, in addition to Cape Verde, Anguilla, and the Turks and Caicos Islands.

The company did not exclude the emerging corona virus pandemic from travel risks, after classifying it to countries affected by the epidemic, and others safer in terms of infection with the coronavirus.

In this context, the medical director of the International Relief Group, Neil Nirwich, says that the coronavirus pandemic has created a triple set of crises, in addition to public health and the geopolitical and economic crisis affecting countries.

The countries of New Zealand, Tanzania and Nicaragua are the safest from the epidemic, while Georgia was classified as having a very high impact due to the Corona virus, while Romania, Ukraine, Austria and Jordan were classified as having a high impact of "Covid-19."

The list also includes the countries with a high risk of falling into medical problems: Venezuela, North Korea, Libya, South Sudan and Yemen.

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ANHA