Three Indian cities among world's worst cities

Three Indian cities, Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai are among the 10 worst cities to be working in says a survey.

The survey by ORC Worldwide and Business Week, ranks Mumbai at number 5 followed by New Delhi at number 6 and Chennai stands at number 10..Lagos, Nigeria is at the top spot as the worst place to work in, due to the poor infrastructure, pollution and sectarian violence.

It is followed by Jakarta, Riyadh and Almaty. The survey has excluded North America and Europe and cities that are under combat or in international isolation.

Here is the list of the worst cities

• 1 worst city to work in - Lagos, Nigeria Problems include: Infrastructure and crime, pollution, disease & sanitation, medical facilities, availability of goods and services.
• 2 Jakarta, Indonesia Major Problems: Pollution, disease & sanitation, medical facilities, political violence & repression, political & social environment, crime.
• 3 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Problems include: Political violence & repression, political & social environment, culture & recreation facilities.
• 4 Almaty, Kazakhstan Problems include: Pollution, disease & sanitation, medical facilities, physical remoteness, housing, climate, education facilities, infrastructure, communications, culture & recreation
• 5 Mumbai, India Problems include: Pollution, disease & sanitation, infrastructure, political violence & repression, climate, medical facilities.
• 6 New Delhi, India Problems include: Pollution, disease & sanitation, infrastructure, climate
• 7 Nairobi, Kenya Problems include: Crime, infrastructure, disease & sanitation, political violence & repression, political& social environment.
• 8 Bogota, Colombia Problems include: Pollution, political violence & repression, crime, political & social Environment.
• 9 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Problems include: Disease & sanitation, climate, pollution, medical facilities, infrastructure, crime.
• 10 Chennai, India Problems include: Climate, pollution, disease & sanitation, medical facilities, education facilities, infrastructure, physical remoteness.