A new report names Copenhagen the world’s safest city and two Indian cities are among the top 50

Denmark’s capital Copenhagen has been named the world’s safest city as per a recent study by the Economist Intelligence Unit. The study took into account 60 cities across 76 indicators, covering digital, health, infrastructure, personal, and environmental security scored out of 100. With 56.1 points and 54.4 points, respectively, Indian capital New Delhi and Mumbai managed to grab their place in the Top 50 list. Here are the world’s top 10 safest cities.

Rank 1 | Copenhagen | With 82.4 point out of 100, Denmark’s capital has overtaken Tokyo and Singapore as the world’s safest city.

Rank 2 | Toronto | The Canadian city took the second spot with 82.2 points.

Rank 3 | Singapore | The city slipped from its second ranking to third with 80.7 to be the one of the safest place amid the pandemic.

Rank 4 | Sydney | Australia’s safest city Sydney ranked fourth among the world’s top 10 safest cities with 80.1 points.

Rank 5 | Tokyo | Japan capital ranked fifth as the safest city in the world with 80 points out of 100.

Rank 6 | Amsterdam | With 79.3 points Amsterdam is in the world’s top 10 safest cities list.

Rank 7 | Wellington | Capital of New Zealand scored 79 points to take the seventh spot in the top 10 safest cities in the world list.

Rank 8 | Hong Kong | With 78.6 points, Hong Kong is the eighth safest city in the world.

Rank 9 | Melbourne | Australian city Melbourne took the ninth spot with 78.6 points.

Rank 10 | Stockholm | Sweden capital city scored 78 points to be in the top 10 list of safest cities in the world.