According to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), some places are worse than others when it comes to the quality of death. The EIU's quality of death index measures different factors across five key categories — palliative and health-care environment, human resources, affordability of care, quality of care and community engagement.

According to the report, the U.K is the best area for quality of death care.

These other countries did not fare so well in the research done on a sample of 80 countries.

71. China

72. Botswana

73. Iran

74. Guatemala

75. Dominican Republic

76. Myanmar

77. Nigeria

78. Philippines

79. Bangladesh

80. Iraq

Nigeria ranked a whooping 4th in bottom four! Factors for low ranking might include lack of funding, lack of infrastructure, rapidly aging population groups, and lack of qualified medical staff. Though none of these countries are on the list of most dangerous places on earth, hospice care is still important for emergencies.

Hopefully, Nigeria, as well as other countries on this list, can do better when it comes to care for both locals and tourists.