Saudi Arabia is among the three safest places in the world through the assessment of UN-managed environmental institutes and human security. Arab achievements came thanks to the lack of natural disasters and the handling of community health and safety that was maintained.

Apart from Saudi Arabia, the two countries that are first and second in the safest countries are Qatar and Malta. The most dangerous countries in the world are Republic of Vanuatu, Tonga, Philippines, Guatemala and Bangladesh.

One of the points assessed in the safest country survey is natural disasters such as fire, tsunami and natural disasters. Because, natural disasters have the potential to reduce the potential for safety and comfort in life.

One researcher, Peter Myuk, said that not only natural disasters, but infrastructure factors, the ability to provide security for citizens, and the speed of distribution in the event of a disaster were also assessed. Broadly speaking, the research included an analysis of the risk of life in 171 countries.

"We cannot control the size and strength of natural disasters, as do wars in many countries. The government can do more to reduce the danger for humans by increasing alertness so that victims can be minimized, "he said, as reported by Arab News.

On the other hand, developed countries such as the United States, Japan and Australia actually fell in the order of greed. America and Australia are ranked 116th and 121st respectively due to natural disasters.

While Japan also suffered severe damage due to natural disasters this year. However, Japan seeks to reduce the impact of the disaster through house-building techniques that prevent casualties.