It is irrefutable that the noticeable improvement in the living quality of the country has undergone a number of positive changes for metropolises, unlike the countryside. Although serious consequences have arisen as a result of this, steps can be taken to mitigate these potential problems.
Perhaps the largest problem is the issue of overpopulation. As living standards are developing day by day it leads to more job opportunities and a better education. Therefore, people tend to migrate to cities, impairing their competence. Another consequence is unemployment which can be seen as a result of overpopulation too. For example, the more people apply for jobs, not only it results in competition to find a job, but also it can lead to unemployment problems. Finally, there is a problem of pollution caused by people or transport. As the cities are getting overcrowded, the transport facilities are also increasing. When this happens residents use more public transport and it can be a reason for air pollution.
However, there are various steps that governments could take to tackle these problems. Firstly, they can invest money in employment prospects or education quality in villages, so individuals do not need to move to other places. Secondly, if the government can enhance countryside living standards too, unemployment problems in cities decrease too. Finally, citizens can avoid using too much transport, instead, they can use bicycles to move to adjacent areas which can affect not only the decreasing of air pollution but also improve their health.
In conclusion, although the quality of city life enriches day to day, not only some migraters may regret it, as well as, it can be hard to survive there.