The West PacificWorld Census

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The Safest in the West Pacific

World Census agents tested the sharpness of household objects, the softness of children's play equipment, and the survival rate of people taking late walks to determine how safe each nation is to visit.

As a region, the West Pacific is ranked 11,686^th in the world for Safest.

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