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? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. You should write at least 250 words.

Urban population has to face the variety of issues on a daily basis. The two main problems need special attention are the

traffic

and costly living.

Although

it is not easy, but in my view, rather than sending people towards their native towns, the government should pay attention to solve these big cities' problems. The

first

and foremost, in today's world of busy lives, where everyone is in a hurry, the heavy

traffic

issues have been increased. Owing to break the rules or because of congested roads and poor infrastructures of metropolitan cities. To illustrate, Karachi is a massively populated city of Pakistan, but due to increased

traffic

and disorganised construction of roads one cannot even reach the hospital on time.

On the other hand

, costly living in

such

cities is undeniable because common people cannot afford to survive in those cities because of high expenses.

For instance

, if you purchase a grocery of Rs. 5000 per month in a small town, you have to pay double for that, if you go to the large city. So, along with other things, the basic troubles of

traffic

jam and an expensive living in big cities, bother everyone in their daily life. Even though the ratio of people migrating to big cities is increased without a doubt, sending them back to their home towns is not a solution.

Instead

of encouraging people to go to their villages or small cities, the government should solve the issues people have to face daily. As an example, a person who has come from a small town to a big city, he might have some needs to fulfil and goals to achieve; and if you send him back it will be an injustice to the person.

Therefore

, the main focus should be to facilitate the people who come to developed cities, not sending them back. To conclude, while big cities have bigger problems like

traffic

jam and expenses, the government should find some way to fight against these issues. In my opinion, in order to get rid of all the troubles, the state should not return the people to their homelands.