The World Health Organization is fixated on ensuring that measures are always put in place, to maintain the quality health status of people in the world. Talking about health, it has a direct correlation with cleanliness and therefore, the dirtier you are, the high likelihood of you contracting a given disease.
No wonder we never heard of cases of Cholera in the year 2020. We were forced to stay at home during the COVID-19 pandemic and this reduced the filth in our surroundings. According to the World Health Organization, the cities below are the top five cleanest cities in the world.
1. Helsinki in Finland
Helsinki is the cleanest city in the world, according to the World Health Organization. It is the capital city of Finland and it takes the visitors in its awe with picturesque landscapes, wonderful sights and well-arranged architecture.
2. Kobe in Japan
Japanese have one principle which I admire most. They are well known for their discipline and responsibility and hence, they miss no step in keeping their cities clean. The budding economy and responsible citizens contribute in keeping the city clean. Look at how lovely this picture is.
3. Wellington, New Zealand
Though the city is not a popular destination among tourists but the scarcely populated area is very well maintained and tidy. It catches the observers’ attention with its near-perfect sights and architecture. Perfect place to live in!
4. Singapore in Asia
Singapore is a city, a nation and a state. The Asian city-state has been ranked No 5 in the cleanliness index by WHO but due to recent reports of the state of New York City, it went to number 4 on this list. This shows a high level of input made to ensure cleanliness.
5. Calgary in Canada
This beautiful city has two rivers flowing across it, which adds to its beauty. Its prime area of concern is energy production which explains its excellent conditions and organized community and services.
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