Contrary to the opinion of the very people slaving away in the cold, merciless economic machine that is Singapore, the Little Red Dot is not one of the most stressful cities in the world. In fact, it’s the least stressful Asian city, according to a study carried out by European on-demand laundry and dry cleaning service Zipjet. No, really.
In fact, the country’s ranked way below the top tier, sitting pretty at number 109 out of the 150 cities in the ranking. According to Zipjet’s study, the title for the most stressful city in the world goes to Baghdad, in Iraq. Because, you know, ISIS.
In fact, the top tier of the list is populated by African and Middle-Eastern nations with the likes of Kabul (#2), Lagos (#3), Cairo (#5) and Dhaka (#7). Our Southeast Asian neighbors Manila claims the title as the 10th-most stressful city, while fellow ASEAN members fared a wee bit better with Jakarta sitting at number 19; Kuala Lumpur at number 41; Bangkok at number 47; Ho Chi Minh at 45. Full story...
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In fact, the country’s ranked way below the top tier, sitting pretty at number 109 out of the 150 cities in the ranking. According to Zipjet’s study, the title for the most stressful city in the world goes to Baghdad, in Iraq. Because, you know, ISIS.
In fact, the top tier of the list is populated by African and Middle-Eastern nations with the likes of Kabul (#2), Lagos (#3), Cairo (#5) and Dhaka (#7). Our Southeast Asian neighbors Manila claims the title as the 10th-most stressful city, while fellow ASEAN members fared a wee bit better with Jakarta sitting at number 19; Kuala Lumpur at number 41; Bangkok at number 47; Ho Chi Minh at 45. Full story...
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