10 What is the highest occupational death rate in the world?

The first place is a bus driver in Guatemala City.

During six years of terrorist activities, Guatemalan terrorists killed about 900 bus drivers in the capital. The murder rate of bus drivers has risen sharply. Due to the chaos of public security and social order in Central Africa, only 5% of criminals have been brought to justice, and many bus drivers have left their jobs.

The second place is the pilot of Aeroflot.

In the past ten years, about 800 people in Russia have died in air crashes.

The third place is a coal miner in China.

Coal is China's main energy source, but also a high-risk industry, and it is also a hot spot and focus of public concern in China. According to the information released by the State Administration of Work Safety of China, in 20 12, there were 779 accidents and 384 people died in China coal mine, which was significantly lower than that in 20 1 1 year, and the safety production situation in China coal mine continued to improve steadily.

The fourth is a private security guard in Iraq.

With the withdrawal of the United States, Britain and allied forces in Iraq, many private security companies began to enter Iraq. The main job of these private security personnel is to protect ambassadors and government buildings. Starting from 200 1, these security guards will have insurance worth $90680.

The fifth is a war correspondent in Syria.

Although war correspondents in Mexico, Pakistan and Somalia have always been regarded as high-risk occupations, war correspondents in Syria are the most high-risk occupations in journalism. According to the investigation of the Journalists Protection Committee, in 20 12, at least 39 journalists were killed and 2 1 journalists were kidnapped.

The sixth place is the bomb squad.

In the wars with insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan in recent years, bomb disposal teams remain a high-risk occupation in the military field.

The seventh place is a commercial fisherman.

Fishing, especially catching Alaskan crabs, is one of the most dangerous occupations in the world. Falling into the water, capsizing and tool failure are all reasons why this profession has become a high-risk occupation. According to the data of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the occupational mortality rate of this occupation is 0. 1.273%.

The eighth place is a lumberjack.

In the United States with the best occupational protection, 104 of the 65,438+10,000 loggers died due to occupational reasons. In March this year, a 72-year-old American lumberjack was hit on the head by wood and died.

The ninth is a truck driver in Central Africa.

Being in a state of fatigue for a long time and constantly turning rapidly make truck drivers become high-risk occupations. Among them, truck drivers in Central Africa have the highest occupational risk factor. According to statistics, in Chad with a population of only 1 1 10,000, the number of traffic deaths exceeds 3,000 every year. This mortality rate is the highest in the world. In Central Africa, car accidents and ambushes happen every day. Last year, 65,438+00 people were injured and 23 people were killed in a conflict in Central Africa.

The tenth place is the Mexican police.

The tug-of-war between Mexican drug cartels and the government has intensified in the past seven years. Kidnapping and murder have long been commonplace for these policemen. Last year, in the struggle between drug trafficking groups and the local government, the death toll was as high as 60 thousand, including thousands of police officers. Just last week, the federal police exchanged fire with militants on the border of Michoacá n, Mexico, killing two policemen.