In the modern era, there has been a rapid growth of population in cities. It is very common for individuals migrate to urban centres in search of job opportunities as well as a better standard of living. However, the increasing human populaton brings several challenges like lack of accommodation and unemployment. I believe that with effective planning, it is possible to maintain a good quality of life in urban areas.
Firstly, there is a rise in the number of residents, which can lead to a short
shortage of housing and food. For example, in many densely populated areas, people struggle to find proper houses. In order to address this, they are forced to live in congested areas. Thus, they face difficulties in meeting their daily needs. Additionally, many of them fall below the poverty line due to the unavailability of edibles and shelter. This situation compels them to leave their villages, resulting in air pollution due to the overuse of private vehicles.
Another major concern is the rise in joblessness. While human beings migrate to towns for achieving better living standards, they often face economic inactivity and instability. Despite their hopes for improved opportunities, many find it difficult to secure suitable employment, especially when competition is high and skills may not match the urban job market. It might lead to frustration and other types of anxieties.
In conclusion, the authorities should take essential actions to manage immigration effectively. They should encourage the use of public transportation in order to reduce the emission of toxic gases. Also, they need to expand career opportunities and means of living for those who are in rural areas, thereby decreasing relocation.