10 dangerous countries in the world

If America is considered one of the most dangerous country for world status rampant use of guns, then in Somali, the cause is due to hunger.

U.S.

Besides the raging of the gangs and drug abuse victims, the Americans now easily own a gun illegally contributed in no small increase in the murder. The number of deaths related to guns in this country is very high compared to other western countries. Statistics in the United States that are more than 200 million guns in circulation, more than 2 million people in prison, and each day about 50 people were killed.

In addition to the deaths involved firearms each year in this country there are about 5,000 deaths from truck accidents, 6,000 people die from traffic accidents on roads and in other areas is 31,000 people.

Brazil

Brazil is one of the countries with the highest murder rates in the world. 32.5 for every 100,000 people there who committed murder. Of the murders, there were 88% with regards to guns.

Despite their significant shift in the economy, but a large proportion of Brazilians still live in poverty.Street crime, violence, robbery, kidnapping occurs in cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paolo.

The beach is where many places are not safe. Sharks can attack tourists at any time and threaten their lives.

South Africa

Crime continues to be a major problem in South Africa. According to a survey for the period 1998 - 2000 conducted by the United Nations, South Africa was second in the attacks and murders per capita, than the country was also ranked second on the rape .

Crime has had great impact on social stability. Many wealthy people in South Africa has moved into the area he lived in a high security, leaving the business districts in some cities have high crime rates.The effect is most apparent in Johannesburg. Also, many migrants from South Africa commented that crime is a major reason to push them out.

Early in 2000, an average of every 100,000 people in South Africa, which killed 51 people. Every day 50 people died. In addition, South Africa is the country with a very high number of people infected with HIV, with over 10 million people.

Burundi

Burundi is a country in East Africa. This is one of the poorest countries in the world. Industry underdeveloped, mainly in the water industry is the processing of agricultural products.

This small country unsafe in many ways. The problem is most significant pre-election violence, followed by HIV, as each year 15,000 people die from the disease.

African countries also often faced disease outbreaks. Because of poverty, so people have to live in unsanitary, lacking clean water and health care.

Antarctica

Antarctica is a continent surrounding the South Pole of the earth. This is the world's coldest places, and often is covered almost entirely by ice. The outstanding issue here is not war or murder, which is entirely natural to offer. The winds and tornadoes here causes many difficulties in living people. That's not to mention the time cold weather down to negative 100 degrees C.

If you lost the wind in Antarctica, you will hardly find the way back. Chances of finding food, the hospital is difficult.

Afghanistan

Politics Afghanistan has long included many power struggles, bloody coups and the transfer of power in the unrest. Afghanistan is one of the poor countries and least developed world. Two-thirds of the population live on less than 2 USD a day. The economy has suffered a lot of negative impact from political instability and conflict that followed. In addition, severe drought is causing difficulties for the country during 1998-2001.

Part of Afghanistan's GDP has grown from operating activities poppy and trafficking in illegal substances originating or derived from opium, morphine and heroin.

Afghanistan is the country with the death rate the world's No. 2. Infant mortality rate also ranks second in the world. The average life expectancy in this country is 45.

Suicide bombings, assassinations, illicit drug trafficking occur frequently in Afghanistan.

Somalia

Somalia is a country in Africa. Frequent famine raging in the country, mainly derived from constant drought, considered the worst in 60 years. In addition, the harassment of a militant al-Shabab - an ally of al-Qaeda has also made relief work is limited.

3.7 million people at risk of becoming victims of famine in southern Somalia. Since early this year, nearly 135,000 people were evacuated Somalia to neighboring countries like Kenya or Ethiopia. In the harsh journey, many children have died from hunger and thirst. There was the tragic story of the parents must choose to sacrifice and keep her children a chance to spend any more than the sight of prolonged chronic hunger.

Tourists do not dare to Somalia as famine, water shortages, lack of effective administration of government.

Sudan

Sudan is a country of Africa, now divided into two regions: southern Sudan and northern Sudan. The U.S. government has warned its citizens not to travel to this country because of insecurity and political instability. Besides, the conflict between two domain boundaries between regions of Sudan and Sudan to neighboring countries also often occur. Within 50 years, has over 2 million people died in two civil wars in this country.

One risk is that Sudan has infection rates are high, especially infant mortality rate in southern Sudan.

Colombia

Colombia is a country in South America. This is the famous production of illegal opium, the kidnapping and killing occurred repeatedly. In the 1990s, it had become the producer of cocaine and coca derivatives world number one.

At some time, Colombia has the murder rate highest in the world, with 62 cases per 100,000 population. However, in recent years, the number had dropped to 39 cases per 100,000 people, help the country rankings on the list of countries where the rate of murders on the world's highest population.

Iraq

Iraq is a country in the Middle East with large oil resources. Economy Iraq depends heavily on revenues from oil, accounting for about 95% of annual foreign currency income of the country.

The country is in unrest after the U.S. attack on Iraq and occupied in 2003. Foreign military forces, the private military companies, crime, daily bombings are the cause of death in Iraq.