The Impact of Safety Related to Fires, Traffic, Disasters and Occupational Safety in Asian Culture

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In every activity we undertake , safety should prevail . Safety is very important for well living in terms of health and finances . This is because any individual who seeks safety by protecting him or herself lives free from harms , diseases and infections , thus spending little if any on treatments . This enhances saving of finances which could otherwise be spent on medication , and these funds can be used later to make other developments , or purchase other necessary goods and services This shows the role of

safety in life

Harms and damages may be caused by fire , traffic , occupational activities , as well as disasters whether natural or man made . In all these cases , we need to know the possible impact of the safety against these harms and based of individuals animals , businesses , premises as well as the entire society

China is geographically located on the Eastern side of Asia between Vietnam and North Korea . The country has diverse climate , characterized by subarctic in north and tropical in south . The country is exposed to various natural hazards such as floods which damage many things earthquakes , tsunami , typhoons and drought among others . The country is rich in terms of natural resources as it produces hydropower potential petroleum , natural gas and aluminum among many others

China is the forth largest country in the world , and part of the country hosts the tallest mountains peak in the world . According to the 2007 estimation , the country has a population of 1 ,321 ,851 ,888 , a population growth of 0 .6 , with birth rare of 13 .5 births per a thousand populations , and a death rate of seven deaths per a thousand populations . The infant mortality rate is twenty two per a thousand live births and life expectancy of seventy three years at birth

China has 9 .326 ,410 sq Km of land and 270 ,550 sq of water with the coastline covering about 14 ,500 KM . Geographically China lies on 3500 N and 105 00 E . The Chinese have an intermediate degree of risk to major infectious diseases such as food and waterborne disease , vector borne diseases , water and animal diseases and very rarely avian influenza (CIA 2008

An average of 91 of Chinese individuals aged fifteen and above able to read and write . Every Chinese individual is entitled to getting mandatory education . The country has 961 ,000 schools with 1 ,080 colleges and universities . Majority of these colleges and universities have online websites . Generally the China education system covers the preschool to college and universities levels (Premier 2007

The China has a market oriented economy with many private sectors developing which has played a major role in the global economy . The GDP as per the 2007 estimate is 87 .043 trillion , 885 ,300 of PPP . The labor force is 803 .3 million as per the 2007 estimate . The unemployment rate is about 4 with 8 of the Chinese population living below poverty line The household income rate ranges from 1 .6 to...