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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?

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In recent years, a significant number of the
population
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 has migrated towards
cities
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 that create many daily life issues. In the course of the essay, I will describe the issues faced by locals and explain the steps that should need to do it by authorities.
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 with, that our
cities
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 are planned many years ago according to that
population
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 which native of that area.
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, the number of
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 is increasing in
cities
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 to get facilities.
This
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 massive number of
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 caused many problems like traffic pollution and food security.
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, a city in Pakistan is designed for a five million
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, but currently, 20 million
people
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 live there, due to these extra
people
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 that increased load on the city's rode, which damages early and enormous new vehicles that caused air pollution. If it disconnects from the rest of the country,
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 locals of
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 city will face a shortage of food.
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, water and sewerage is a crucial issue which causes many diseases. To solve these problems, governments need to develop towns on the other side of the country. advanced education and respectable jobs are available in the main
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 these facilities and opportunities are not in small and new towns. governments should ensure these things in that areas which basic right of the citizen. To improve the rate of migration, they should provide some financial assistance that supports the initial cost of bills. In the conclusion, the massive
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 of the
cities
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 caused many problems which make the huge crisis
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 governments need to make the plane to move
people
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 in other areas
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • urban congestion
  • traffic jams
  • lengthy commutes
  • high cost of living
  • financial strain
  • air pollution
  • noise pollution
  • quality of life
  • green space
  • recreational areas
  • social isolation
  • fast-paced lifestyle
  • public services strain
  • overpopulation
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