Switzerland safest country in the world on COVID-19 safety assessment, says study

As per the latest reports, Switzerland is the safest country in the world when it comes to COVID-19. The report has been published by a firm, Deep Knowledge Group, which specialises in regenerative medicine. It assessed the safety and risk factors for the Coronavirus in 200 countries before rolling out the conclusive study.

Based on 130 parameters, Switzerland topped the list with a cumulative score of 752. Its effective monitoring system, quarantining programme, treatment and detection of the virus, has been pivotal in preventing the ‘overburden’ situation on the country’s healthcare system.
The report also explains that Switzerland’s ranking is at the top and has been mostly because of the continuing decline in its rate of infection spread and mortality, and various other factors that positioned the country to manage a healthy post-pandemic economy.
While Switzerland is at the top position with a score of 752, India ranked 56th in the comprehensive report. The study ranked 200 countries into four tiers of Coronavirus safety. As per the 250-page report, Switzerland is followed by Israel and Germany, while South Sudan is the most dangerous of all.
The study has been aimed at enabling governments to learn from the strengths and weaknesses of other countries, when it comes to coping with the Coronavirus pandemic. The study was also based on the measures that the country was taking to contain the spread of Coronavirus, the quality of the country’s medical system, as well as the resilience of the country’s economy.

The study hopes to present an average of each country, apart from acknowledging that some regions have been much more intensely affected than others.