The growth of the major cities is rising due to the overcrowded residents. This phenomena results in determined quality life in terms of pollution and crowed. I believe the main cause of this is that people pursuing better opportunities in terms of jobs and education. Solutions for this dilemma might be developing districts at the same rate as the major cities and building reliable roads which connects city and rural ares.
One major cause is people and youngsters relocate from rural places to seek for better career opportunities and to get quality education. Precisely, deficiency of job offers and poor education systems make people reconsider a decision to stay in their own places and move to the better ones. Subsequently, population rises that leads to the reduced availability of many aspects, such as shortcoming of accommodations, jobs for city residents, and life resources. In addition, overall quality of life undermines, the level of pollution increases, life standards become expensive and less efficient.
A long-term solution would be to adopt proved approaches to rural planning such as reconstruction of roads. In other words, enhanced roads from district to the cities may encourage people to return to their own places even having jobs in the city. Another solution can depend on authorities’ actions who can persuade big companies to allocate some businesses on rural places by offering reduced taxes that would provide more job opportunities for local people. Moreover, constructing recreational centers that includes cinemas, food courts, and shopping centers would reduce need for them to spend their resources to go to the cities.
To conclude, raising population in cities is real concern. I think implementing advancements in terms of roads and opportunities allows rural areas’ residents to have the same rights as people living in the cities without discriminating anyone.