6 Surprising Things That Are Happening Right Now In The World

We live in a technological age, but we appear to be so preoccupied with our daily lives that we are unaware of much more information than we believe we are. I’m going to share with you some intriguing and unknown information that you probably don’t hear on your news channel on a daily basis. Weird, crazy, and amusing things abound, and many have done so and continue to do so. There are no conclusions to be drawn here. We understand!
There are six fascinating facts about the world that you may not be aware of:

1. Decreased cancer

When you hear the term “cancer,” you don’t want to think about it anymore; it’s a terrible disease, especially when it’s in its second or third stages. However, according to WHO facts and data, cancer sickness in the population has decreased by 20% in the last 20 years, and this trend is predicted to continue in the next years.

Some notable findings include:
Overall, cancer rates appear to be greater in males than in women, with the exception of breast cancer, which has a higher ratio than the other types of cancer that only affect women. In Asia/Pacific, however, men and women have identical rates.
Overall, it appears that Black and brown individuals have lower rates of cancer than white people.

2. Antibiotics are losing their effectiveness.

As we all know, sickness is on the rise all around the world, as is the usage of antibiotics. Because antibiotics are used so frequently, they become vulnerable, and new bacteria have emerged with a fury, offering remarkable resistance in both humans and animals.
As germs become more powerful, we require larger doses of antibiotics. These antibiotics may have more serious and harmful side effects, but the human body requires them since bacterial and viral infections now have a firmer hold on human bodies.

3. The 2 only places in the world where you can’t buy Coca-Cola.

Worldwide the each racial or ethnic group of people enjoyed Coca-Cola, besides each souls know its harmful effects on body. Where ever you go you will found it except 2 places the North Korea and Cuba as per the news of BBC. This is not because the government organization of this places are truly care about their people but because these countries are under the long-term U.S trade embargoes.
However, other residents indicated that if you are more fascinated by it, you may be able to snag a sip of coke if you try hard enough- however it will normally be much more expensive than in other states where they are readily available and likely imported from a neighboring country such as Mexico or China.
However, if you are a coke addict who can’t live without it, I recommend avoiding these locations or bringing your own cans 😀

4. Every second, four infants are born 2 turns into dead.

As we all know, the growing population is the primary source of concern for developing countries, and the death rate, we assume, is also rising, as evidenced by the rising birth rate, which has resulted in pandemics and casualties due to accidents and various diseases throughout the course of a year.
Every second, we welcome four new newborns into our population and bid farewell to two elderly ones. If you do the arithmetic, that means there are around 250 births and 106 deaths every minute. According to the World Bank, 56 million people will die and 130 million will be born each year. For every death, that’s a ratio of around 2.5 births.
Those data are from 2021, but both are slowing at about the same rate, so the ratio hasn’t altered much in the last decade.

5. Japan is the most earthquake seismic country in the worldwide.

Earthquake is a terrible tragedy that has horrified all those who have died as a result of it. Earthquakes can range in severity from mild tremors that are barely felt to huge ground-shakers that cause massive devastation.
According to the US Geological Survey, the most recent earthquake rocked Japan’s Yamanashi region early Saturday (October 23). (USGS). According to CBS News, the smaller 5.1-magnitude quake on killed nine people and injured hundreds more.
To begin with, Japan is situated along the Pacific Ring of Fire, which is the world’s most active seismic area. This “ring” is actually an imaginary horseshoe-shaped zone that runs along the Pacific Ocean’s rim, which is home to many of the world’s earthquakes and volcanic eruptions

6. Muhammad is often considered to be the most common name on the planet.

When it comes to choosing baby names, most people turn to the internet. Now, according to the study, I’m going to share with you the top boys and girl’s names in the list for 2021.
So far, the most popular British baby names for 2021 have been published, with Lily topping the list for girls and Muhammad topping the list for boys.
A number of readers wondered if combining all of the numerous spellings of Muhammad would result in more newborns being named Muhammad than Oliver.

The top 5 most popular girl’s names.

1. Lily
2. Amelia
3. Sophia
4. Olivia
5. Ava

The top 5 most common boy’s names

1. Muhammad
2. Noah
3. Oliver
4. Theo
5. George

Muhammad, the most common spelling given to newborns born in 2017, was the tenth most popular boy’s name overall, while Muhammad is at the top of the list for 2021.
Move over, John, James, Mary, and Jane—Muhammad is thought to be the most popular name on the planet. According to The Independent, this name is shared by an estimated 150 million men and boys around the world. The popularity stems from a Muslim custom of naming all first-born sons after the Prophet Muhammad.