Overpopulation of urban areas has led to numerous problems. Identify one or two serious ones, and suggest ways that governments and individuals can tackle these problems.

In the world of 21st century,
overpopulation
, mainly in urban areas has caused tremendous problems, due to
this
people are facing huge difficulties like it could be anything and
this
difficulties
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difficulty
has caused serious problems. One should
suggests
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suggest
various ways to
deals
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deal
with
this
kind of problems
to
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for
various public authorities and individuals of that
areas
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area
.
Firstly
,
to begin
with the term "
Overpopulation
" it means
large bunch
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a large bunch
of people living in
small area
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a small area
small areas
called as
overpopulation
. We can says that crowdedness is one of the worst problems of urban area (highly developed cities) and
this
developed area's are facing various challanges like
for example
:- Due to
overpopulation
people are facing many poverty challanges,
overpopulation
has cause problem related pollution means large number of people are using their own transportation and these has raised serious issues.
Secondly
,
Overpopulation
in large developed areas has already
cause
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caused
various problems and one should always take
inicetives
readiness to embark on bold new ventures
initiatives
to solve
this kinds
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this kind
these kinds
of problems. Problems like poverty faced by poor people is a serious issue and government can solve
this problems
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this problem
these problems
by introducing various scheme or poverty package and help them
.
Accept space
.
Other
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Another
situation is, due to pollution problems one should understand
this
problem and
instead
of using their own vehicle they should use public transport and government should take
stricted
rigidly accurate; allowing no deviation from a standard
stricter
action on
this
.
Lastly
, to concl
ude crouded
a wild or unrefined state
crudeness
ness has raised various problems and government should understand
this
problem and should t
ake inicia
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the initiative
initiative
initiatives
tive to so
lve
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this problem
these problems
this
problems
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • strain on infrastructure
  • public services
  • overcrowded
  • inadequate healthcare services
  • pressure on educational institutions
  • environmental impact
  • increased pollution
  • waste management
  • destruction of green spaces
  • natural habitats
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