In many countries, people are moving away from rural areas and towards urban areas. Why do you think that is? What problems can this cause?

With technology racing forward towards a new era and urbanisation happening in all the industries throughout the world, more and more people are transitioning from rural to urban areas. In my opinion, I think that the constant search for a better life with a decent career and a

health

care system pushes a sector of the population to go ahead with

this

movement, despite the issues they may be forced to face. The foremost reason why humans move to cities

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that there

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not enough employment opportunities for them to make the ends meet. At present, the

state

has not created enough work in the rural side for the humans to receive a decent income, and

as a result

, many families are living under the poverty line. Another important cause is that the

health

care system is not advanced in the villages. The medical facilities are just bare minimum, and individuals with advanced diseases are not able to avail the best medical treatment

that is

there.

For example

, every year due to poor

health

options in rural places almost 10% of the patients perishes without receiving proper medication. There are many problems that could arise from

this

movement. One drawback is that cities can get over-crowded, and

consequently

agricultural lands have to be converted to residential plots for humans to live.

This

would end in reduced food production, and

therefore

not enough food would be available for all to consume. Another crucial issue is that an

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urban population would mean that the government ought to allocate more money on the

health

care systems, and

subsequently

the money

that is

spent on other sectors might have to be reduced.

Also

,

this

would put a strain in the

state

's economy. In conclusion, the increasing urban population poses an additional strain to the cost the

state

spends on medical facilities for every individual in the

state

, and

also

the cost of living reaches a new high.