More and more people are moving away from agricultural background to relocate to cities in order to look for work.What will be the consquences of this.What solutions can you offer.

It has been found that an increasing number of individuals are migrating towards cities for the sake of employment after quitting their farming profession.

This

can cause sheer competition among the inhabitants of the cities and can

also

lead to unemployment.

However

, there are some ways that can assist in alleviating these issues. The predominant challenge that urban residents and migrated masses can have is the competition which they can face in the developed locations. Sometimes, jobs are limited and accommodation can

also

be a reinforcing problem for those who shifted to urban areas.

As a result

, there can be high chances of congestion in the streets, roads, hospitals and grocery stores, specifically, if the government is not prepared.

In addition

, some of the employees can

also

suffer exploitation, as recruiters can a have a number of options available who are willing to work even less than the lower wages.

However

, there is a number of solutions that can be offered to mitigate these situations.

Firstly

, the government can build more facilities

such

as hospitals, shopping malls, educational institutes and recreational centres in the outskirt areas.

In other words

,

this

will not only increase the employment rate in the rural places but

also

people living in distant lands can have better facilities available and they will stay where they are living,

consequently

, the state can

also

save those who are indulged in farming.

Furthermore

, those who chose to move to cities should be protected by state laws. In

this

context, authorities should set rules,

for example

, setting minimum wage to prevent exploitation of workers.

This

will safeguard their rights. In conclusion, the government's intervention in the rural areas can provide better job opportunities for their residents and the functional rights of those who have become part of the city can be protected.