People living in large cities have to face many problems in everyday life. what are those problems? should the government encourage people to move to regional towns?

A large number of people move to big cities because the resources that those cities provide.With the resources comes the problem. People face plethora problems in their daily life.Problems like pollution, heavy traffic congestion, high rents are faced by the citizens.

This

cannot be solved just by relocating them to regional towns. Living in big cities has equal amount of pros and cons. Both the government and the people are responsible for these problems.

For instance

, heavy traffic problems can be an issue if the people opt to travel in their own car

instead

of public transport.

Futhermore

in addition

Furthermore

, the larger the number of car usage, the larger the amount of

carbonmonoxide

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carbon monoxide

is released, which

inturn

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in turn

causes air pollution.

Hence these

Accept comma addition

Hence, these

problems create a chain reaction from issue to another. Despite of the problems, people still continue to live in cities because of its perks. Most of the people migrate to

city

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cities

the city

in search of

employement

the state of being employed or having a job

employment

employments

and good education for their children. So encouraging to move them to town is not an ideal solution.

For example

, the authorities can provide low income housing for low income group which can be

ideal solution

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an ideal solution

the ideal solution

for

high rent problem

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the high rent problem

a high rent problem

. So the government should take necessary steps in improving their quality of life rather than moving them. As long as the city provides benefits, people continue to live there

inspite

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in spite

of the problems. Problems like high rents, less public transports can be addressed by the government and help them

finding

Suggestion

find

solutions which doesn't include relocating them to regional towns.