You would be surprised to know that while the deadly Corona epidemic has wreaked havoc in 219 countries, it has not had much of an impact on the countries that are among the happiest in the global index. ۔
And in this list, Finland is number one in the list of the happiest countries in the world, so the corona virus did not harm Finland at all. It has been observed that the corona virus epidemic has little effect on happy countries. Finland topped the list for the fourth time in a row.
According to foreign media, Gallup, an analytics researcher who prepares annual reports with the financial support of the United Nations, has stated in the 'World Happiness Report' that the income of the people living in 149 countries is Healthy living, expectation of support in difficult times, generosity, independence and confidence were tested.
The ten happiest countries
European countries continue to dominate the list, with Finland at number one, Denmark at number two, Switzerland at number three, Iceland at number four and the Netherlands at number five.
Norway is sixth, Sweden is seventh, Luxembourg is eighth, New Zealand is ninth, and Austria is tenth. New Zealand has moved from tenth to ninth, and is the only non-European country in the top ten.
African countries Lisotho, Botswana, Rwanda and Zimbabwe are at the bottom of the list, but are still ahead of Afghanistan, which has been named the world's most unhappy country of the year.
When this year's data was compared with data from previous years, it was found that the Corona epidemic had made a difference in third world countries where negative emotions had increased.
For the study, the agency asked citizens from 149 countries to report how happy they were. There are several Asian countries that have seen an improvement in their rankings over the past year, with China at 94. The UK's ranking has been affected this year, dropping from 13th to 17th.
The authors of the report say that Finland, a European country with a population of 5.5 million, tops the list in terms of mutual trust, which has helped save lives and jobs during the epidemic.
