Do you know how the No. 6 billion inhabitant of the global village came?

At the end of 1998, the United Nations Population Division, based on demographic statistics, calculated that the world population would reach 6 billion in October 1999, the Xinhua News agency reported. In February 1999, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) designated October 12 as "the world's 6 billion population Day", which was designed to alert governments and people around the world about population issues.

Since the birth of mankind, the world population after millions of years to reach 1 billion in 1804, but 123 years later, 1927, reached 2 billion, 33 years later, 1960 to 3 billion, 14 years later, 1974 to 4 billion, 13 years later, 1987 rose to 5 billion, And from 5 billion to 6 billion it took only 12 years.

China is the world's most populous developing country, with the world's population growing at an annual rate of 78 million, while China has lost about 3 of its population in the past 20 years. 500 million people, China's family planning policy has put the world's population at a 6 billion-year delay for at least 4 years.

Bosnia and Herzegovina time 12th 0:2 A.M., a 3. The 6-kilogram baby boy was born in a hospital in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo and became the No. 6 billion inhabitant of the planet.

The boy's special identity was designated by the United Nations. According to the United Nations, the Earth population will reach 6 billion by 12th. U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan arrived in Sarajevo 11th and is scheduled to visit the baby and mother in the hospital on the afternoon of 12th.