Why did the head of NEMA call NZ the second most dangerous country in the world?

The head of NEMA, New Zealand's national emergency management agency, recently called New Zealand the second most dangerous country in the world based on its high rate of emergency calls and incidents. This surprising statistic was clarified by NEMA, who meant to highlight the country's preparedness and response to emergencies rather than actual danger. This comment underscores the effectiveness of New Zealand's emergency services and the high level of public awareness and readiness for emergencies. The statement has sparked discussions on how prepared and responsive New Zealand's emergency management system truly is.