The weirdest things countries are number one in -

Neguinho, bom dia. A situação é a seguinte: como você deve saber, semana passada o médico pediu para mãe assinar uma autorização para fazer uma traqueostomia. Segundo ele, fazendo a traqueos era possível fazer a transferência pra Curitiba e a mãe não precisava ficar em Paranaguá. Ela veio embora. Fizeram a traqueos. Ele agora já está sem a sedação. Ontem a mãe foi lá e ele estava acordado, se comunicou com ela. Mas agora dizem que ele está melhor e por isso não vão transferi-lo. Porque tem outras pessoas piores. Ele continua na UTI, continua com a urgência de fazer uma cirurgia no coração, mas está "preso" lá. A mãe foi lá ontem e não conseguiu falar com o médico. Não tem ninguém pra resolver esta situação. Agora falaram que tem que pegar uma declaração do médico dizendo que ele precisa da cirurgia e entrar na justiça e exigir a transferência. A Diva ajudaria com esta parte de entrar na justiça. A mãe só chora e não tem mais condições físicas e nem psicológicas de ficar indo e voltando. Eu ontem mandei mensagens para uns 4 amigos meus, tentando achar algum que conheça alguém na Secretaria Estadual de Saúde para ajudar nesta transferência, mas até agora não tive resposta. Eu sei que você tem muita dificuldade em conviver com a mãe e que você não quer se envolver nestes problemas todos. Mas eu não tenho condições no momento de sair correndo daqui, pagar 1700 euros de passagem pra mim e mais 1700 pra Clara. Além do que eu corro o risco de perder o meu trabalho e a Clara não pode ficar sem aulas. EU PRECISO DA TUA AJUDA. Alguém tem que ir pra Paranaguá hoje ou amanhã, chegar pro médico e pedir a tal declaração. Armar um barraco. Brigar, exigir. Falar desta situação toda que foi dito que a traqueos era para facilitar a transferência e agora não transferem.

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Japan: largest producer of robots -

Japan is the world's number one producer of industrial robots in recent years, accounting for 45% of the global market.

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South Korea: highest rate of cosmetic surgery per capita -

South Korea has the highest rate of plastic surgeries per capita, particularly facial surgeries. In fact, according to the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), the Asian nation has 13.5 cosmetic procedures per 1,000 individuals.

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Norway: highest consumption of frozen pizza per capita -

You might not associate the Scandinavian nation with pizza, but Norwegians actually consume around 24.3 lbs (11 kg) of frozen pizzas per person annually. 

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Czech Republic: highest beer consumption per capita -

The world leader in beer consumption, Czechs consume around 34 gallons (128 liters) of beer per person annually.

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Finland: highest consumption of coffee per capita -

Finns consume more coffee per capita than people of any other nation, getting through 26 lbs (12 kg) of coffee per person annually.

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India: largest producer of bananas -

India produces around 25% of the world's bananas, with around 33 million tons (30 million tonnes) produced annually. 

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France: highest number of Nobel Prizes in Literature -

France has won 16 Nobel Prizes in Literature, the most of any country. Pictured is Annie Ernaux, who was awarded the prestigious prize in 2022. 

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Germany: most beer varieties - Germany has over 1,300 breweries producing over 5,000 different types of beer. Prost!

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China: largest producer of garlic -

China is the largest producer of garlic in the world, producing 80% of the global supply. 

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United States: largest number of airports -

The US has approximately 19,000 airports, including over 5,000 public airports, the most of any country.

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New Zealand: most sheep per capita -

New Zealand has one of the highest sheep-to-human ratios in the world, with about five sheep for every person. That's a total of approximately 25 million sheep and a population of five million people.

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Greece: largest producer of natural sponges - Greece, particularly the Dodecanese Islands, is the largest producer of natural sea sponges in the world.

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Saudi Arabia: largest exporter of camels - Saudi Arabia is the top exporter of camels, particularly to North Africa.

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Brazil: largest producer of coffee -

The South American nation is the world's largest coffee producer, supplying approximately 40% of the world's coffee. 

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Australia: largest producer of opal -

The gemstone is found around the world, however, Australia produces 95% of the world's precious opal.

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Italy: largest producer of wine - Italy is the world’s largest wine producer, accounting for nearly 20% of global production.

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Argentina: highest consumption of beef per capita - A key component of traditional Argentine cuisine, Argentinians consume around 121 lbs (55 kg) of beef per person annually.

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Thailand: largest exporter of rice - Thailand is one of the world’s largest rice exporters, particularly of jasmine rice.

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Canada: largest producer of maple syrup -

Canada produces 71% of the world's pure maple syrup, 91% of which is produced in Quebec.

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Switzerland: highest consumption of chocolate per capita -

No one eats as much chocolate as the Swiss. In fact, they consume about 19.4 lbs (8.8 kg) of chocolate per person annually.

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Russia: largest producer of diamonds by volume - Russia is the world's largest producer of rough diamonds by volume, with around 40 million carats annually.

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Iceland: most internet usage per capita - Iceland has one of the highest internet usage rates, with 99% of the population online.

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Venezuela: largest proven oil reserves - Venezuela has the largest proven oil reserves, with over 300 billion barrels. That's accounting for approximately 17% of global reserves.

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Nepal: highest percentage of land covered by mountains -

Nepal is dominated by mountainous terrain, with 75% of the country covered by mountains.

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Indonesia: largest producer of coconuts -

Indonesia is the largest producer of coconuts, with about 17.19 million metric tons of coconuts produced annually. 

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Mexico: largest producer of silver -

Mexico is the largest silver mining country in the world, producing about 23% of the world's silver.

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Denmark: highest taxation as a percentage of GDP -

Denmark has the highest tax-to-GDP ratio, at around 46%. 

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Nigeria: largest producer of yams -

Nigeria is the largest yam producer in the world, contributing to around 70% of the global yam production each year. 

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Chile: largest producer of copper -

The South American nation is the top copper producer in the world, with 24% of global copper production.

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Madagascar: largest producer of vanilla -

The island of Madagascar is the heart of vanilla bean production, accounting for 80% of the world's vanilla. 

Sources: (Nobel Prize Organization) (Food and Agriculture Organization) (International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery) (World Bank) 

See also: The countries with the best healthcare in the world

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