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People often donot interact with their neighbours and tgis is harming communities. What are the possible causes and solutions.

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Community living is known to be existing since ancient times. It has imperative benefits and a positive impact on individual lives. Unfortunately, in the modern era,
this
 trend is dwindling in many societies,
although
 the geographical locations are still shared in the form of towns and societies. The rapid rise in the pace of lifestyle usually coincides with the technological outbreak.
Although
 globalization has made distant relationships closer. With the advent of technology and the emergence of electronic devices like mobile phones and the internet, individuals now like to spend
time
 with these technology robots
instead
 of physical interaction with neighbours.
For instance
, one of the biggest causes is the high competition in studies and highly demanding
time
 jobs that have made humans
time
 limited.
People
 now have less or no
time
 to interact with the family living next door.
Moreover
, in a rather futuristic era, globalization has made distant relationships closer. With the abundance of resources and facilities, on very few occasions
people
 go to their neighbours for some help, or to borrow any household item or commodity.
Furthermore
, the fast lifestyle has aggravated the depression among the
people
,
consequently
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 the attitude of the
people
 has changed.
For example
,
people
 start their day going to the job and come back very late in the night have no
time
 to communicate with each other. As compared to ancient times when there was no technology or jobs that required a hefty amount of individual
time
.
To conclude
, there is no specific solution at the state level that can help increase the interaction among communities. A possible remedy is to spread awareness programs at the public level through media channels. More vicinity like public parks should be introduced in new societies that can help
people
 to interact with the folks living in their streets.
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