The Forbes Advisor study gave Singapore a perfect 0 out of 100 overall score across all the risk metrics
SINGAPORE: A study conducted by Forbes Advisor of 60 cities across the globe showed that Singapore ranked first as the safest city for tourists, with the city-state having the highest safety rating, lowest natural disaster risk, and second lowest health security risk.
Tokyo, Japan, ranked second, and Toronto, Canada, third. Rounding out the top five are Sydney, Australia, and Zurich, Switzerland. , while runner-up Tokyo received a 10.72 and Toronto a 13.6.UK tourist gives SG thumbs-down for being the 'most overrated city' and 'underwhelming place' for its price This is why SG ‘is one of the safest countries in the world’ — Man asks busker to make announcement after car owner leaves window open
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