During the World War II, two main cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki were almost totally destroyed due to US nuclear attack. After this nuclear explosion many places of Japan are considered dangerous. The reason is, radiation is still present. Despite this, there are few places in this world, are called dangerous. Here we are describing you about 10 dangerous places of world where people live.
10 dangerous places of the world
- Ramree Island, Myanmar
during World War II, many Japanese were hiding in this Island to save life from US troops. But this place also was not free from danger. A large number of dangerous crocodiles are there. And it said, Japanese soldiers were become victim of these crocodiles. - Miyake-jima Izu Island, Tokyo
In Miyake-jima Izu Island, situated in Japan, in addition of nuclear accidents plenty of earthquakes events occur. Oyama volcano is heated here and due to this people cannot even breath properly. To stay alive on the Island always have to put gas masks because atmosphere of here includes much more toxic gases than usual quantity. - Aokigahara
In the foothills of Mount Fuji, there is an ancient haunted place “Aokigahara”. 60 years ago this place became favorite for suicide victim when Seicho Matsumoto’s book “” black sea of trees” was published. The book characters attempt suicide in group. Every year 70 to 100 dead bodies are found from this forest. In addition, such killer and robbers is here who grab the money to the pockets of the suicide’s victims. - Bloody pond, Beppu
It is Japan’s most famous location. Swim in this pond is forbidden, because the temperature of it is 194 Fahrenheit. Quantity of iron and salt content is high in it and the color of water is bloody red. Vapor is always emanating from the water surface. - Kivu lake
This Lake is situated in between of Rwanda and Democratic Republic of the Congo. Methane gas is hidden in its deep underwater. If death clouds made from this poisonous gas comes up to the surface then 20 million people settled in this region may be in danger. - Mount Merapi Volcano
Mount Merapi is an active volcano which is located on the border of central java and Jakarta, Indonesia. It is Indonesia’s most active volcano and since 1548 is constantly active. When it is not explode, even plenty of smoke emanates from it and it appears to a height of 2 miles in the sky. Around 200,000 people live there in less than 4 miles. If this volcano ever erupted into then massive havoc will occur. - Snake Island, Brazil
Ilha da queimada Grande is famous with another name snake Island. This is the Beach of sao Paulo Island. It is known as the home of the golden lanshed species of snake. Here, the number of snake is so high that in each one square meter there are 5 snakes. This snake is count as the world’s most poisonous snake. You can get an idea with it that by the bite of the snake, a person dies within 10 to 15 minutes. In whole Brazil 90 percent death among the death from snake bite, the snake is responsible. - sable Island, Canada
Sable Island, nearby Halifax part of Canada is constant hidden in the mist. Looking at it seems it always remains vigilant in search of prey. Warm breezes of the gulf and cold breezes of Labrador meet here. This Island almost does not see among the fast stormy winds and high waves. Owing to this many ships are crashed here. It’s sand clay color turn like sea water. It is considered the world’s most dangerous place. - The Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia
it is located in Georgia State. Pans grass is extended here for thousands of years. The houses were built by the people, now this grass has covered them. It is predator grass. Here is terror of toxic mosquito, poisonous snakes and frogs and thousands of reptiles. These creatures are extremely dangerous for the human being.
10 royal paths, Spain
of course, it is called royal path but this is extremely dangerous path. This path remains at the height of 300 to 900 feet. Its length is 1.8 meter and width is 3 feet. This path is now closed for public because there were reports of falling and dying of many people.
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