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. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own experience or knowledge.

The rising of the population in municipal

cities

is a serious

problem

in many countries of the world.

This

phenomenon often leads to numerous problems like air pollution and poverty.

However

, these issues can be mitigated to a great extent if

government

and

people

make a combined effort.

First

of all, the principal obstacle of an overpopulated city like Dhaka, Chittagong is poverty.

In other words

, due to the high number of migration from rural

areas

to metropolitan

areas

, demand for accommodation is increasing rapidly. Indisputably,

this

poor public lives hand to mouth to meet up their daily needs.

As a result

, most of the poor

people

in the

cities

are involved in a high crime rate which is an uprising.

Accordingly

, these highly congested

areas

have a large amount of waste which

also

leads to air pollution and other life-threatening diseases. In the

second

place, traffic jam is already a massive

problem

for most of the

cities

like Dhaka, Chittagong, Mumbai, Kolkata etc.

This

problem

is intolerable in these

areas

more than in any normal city. To be more specific, more

people

tend to use more transport, which releases more carbon monoxide.

Therefore

,

this

carbon monoxide leads to air pollution.

However

, if there is a

problem

, there is a solution.

Government

and

people

can jointly solve

this

great

problem

. It is manifest that, the

government

can play a significant role in diminishing overpopulation in

cities

. It is obvious that

people

tend to rush these

cities

because, most of the renowned schools, colleges, offices, and factories are situated in urban

cities

. Specifically, decentralization can be a major solution in

this

regard.

Moreover

, the

government

should allocate funds to develop rural

cities

,

thus

, overpopulation can be resolved. Mass

people

need to be aware of these harmful facts of migrating. To sum up, in spite of the fact that,

although

these problems are very scarce and likely to be rising for overpopulation; if effective measures could be taken to grapple with the problems that are certain to stem from the rise of residents in towns