Six Most Dangerous Jobs in the World

Nov 11
09:41

2010

Ashley Green

Ashley Green

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You shall be feel lucky enough to work in an office. If you will not agree, read the following story.

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When you sit in the office running out of coffee,Six Most Dangerous Jobs in the World Articles do you think you are unlucky? Well, after read the following article, you may have a different thought.

The most dangerous jobs in the world are said to be the following jobs. The first one is the cleaner for skyscrapers. It is common for you to see a cleaner standing on a support and rubbing the windows by a cloth. You are not terrified by them. But if the building is more than 400 feet, will you feel at ease by seeing them hanging outside of the window? They may risk their lives to do this job. You shall be lucky for only sitting in a room and having coffee.

The second one is lion trainers. It is exciting to watch a lion performing. But do you know how much time and energy have the trainer spent on this? The lion is not gentle all the time. During the training, it may show animal’s nature. It can suddenly be in a fret and then attack the trainers. The trainers thus may be eaten by them or at least get hurt by their bites.

The third one is miners. They may lose their lives at anytime during work. Also they get several diseases by working in a mine. They may breathe difficultly or have a sense of suppression in the chest and so on. It will make their lives in an order age more painful and pitiful.

Following is the fishermen. You may be motivated to surf or do other things on a sea. But when it comes to fishing, it is totally different. Fishermen work many hours per day. There is no set time for them to relax. Once they see an opportunity, they must catch fishes. Otherwise, the whole year’s income will be zero. Besides, it is more dangerous when they are caught by a storm. They may lose their lives and never be back to their homes.

The fifth one is the people being responsible for mine clearance. Using tools can only remove 80% mines while hand breaching can reach 99.6%. In reality, people tend to use hand breaching. But the person who is responsible for removing mines may be blown away in the process.

The last one is the building workers. How do you think all the high and tall buildings are built? They cost many peoples’ lives. The reason for this mainly is falling off from a high altitude.

So, the next time when you complain about being short of coffee, think about these people. You will know how lucky for you to do the indoors and non hazardous jobs.

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