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Band 5+: The graph provides information about the increase in population in urban of five Asian countries Japan Thailand, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh in the time period of 1960 , 2010 and 2050.

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The image presents a bar graph showcasing urban population percentages from five countries in three distinct years: Japan with 1960 at 60%, 2010 at 80%, and 2050 at 90%; Thailand with 1960 at 20%, 2010 at 45%, and 2050 at 60%; Pakistan with 1960 at 50%, 2010 at 70%, and 2050 at 75%; India with 1960 at 40%, 2010 at 50%, and 2050 at 55%; Bangladesh with 1960 at 5%, 2010 at 25%, and 2050 at 40%.
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The graph chart gives information about increasing population in the urban areas of 5 specific countries.

Overal the bar chart shows the increase in number of people in the developed areas of Japan, Thiland, Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh in the years 1960, 2010 and 2050.

It is clear from the given information that Bangladesh has had the highest population in the past and will have the same results in the future as well, starting from only 65 people in 1960, growing till 80 in 2010, and an estimation of another 10 people increase in 2050.

India and Pakistan were always neck to neck having 40 and 50 people in 1960 respectively, then in 2010, they had a clash in numbers where both were at 75 people. However according to the chart, India surpasses Pakistan by 5 people in 2050.

Between Thailand and Japan, Thailand always had the upper hand, in 1960, having 3 people higher than Japan, and in 2010, gaining a 5 people advantage which Japan doesn’t surpass even in 2050.

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