The Silent Observer Snapshot of Global Infrastructures
A compact compilation notes major world infrastructure and health figures. It cites 2.3 million miles of highways, two thirds in the US and UK, 16 of the world’s largest 50 seaports in the United States, US medical spending averages 339 per family yearly, Chile’s infant mortality is the highest, about 263 infants per thousand die or are stillborn, 6,128 US hospitals handle 9,221,517 patients, plus a nod to 157 de Koven Street linked to Mrs. O’Leary and the Chicago fire, and finally irrigation dams with Chile and Syria export restrictions mentioned.
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