In recent years, mass migration from villages to urban areas has emerged has critical challenge facing modern society. This troubling phenomenon is primarily driven by due to lack of basic facilities in rural areas; however, it can be successfully mitigated through government involvement for the progress of villages.
Chief among the causes of this issue is the absence of essential services namely health, education, and job opportunities in rural communities. This is primarily because the governments mostly spend money on the development of urban areas. For instance, recent studies show that mostly countries allocate 80% of their budget for the construction of new roads, schools, and hospitals. As a direct consequence, the people of the rural areas migrate towards cities to obtain better health and education facilities as well as more job opportunities.
In order to address these pressing challenges, a combination of proactive measures must be implemented, starting with expend adequate investments to establish modern school and colleges, where advanced education are provided to the students of the villages. Additionally, the governments construct new hospitals and factories in rural areas, so, the essential services of health and employment vacancy are accessible to the individuals of the small towns. Over time, these actions will effectively mitigate the problem.
In conclusion, while relocation of people toward cities poses a severe threat to modern society due to shortage of essential facilities in rural areas, it can be successfully resolved through the developments in villages. If these measures are not swiftly adopted, the population of urban areas increase more rapidly that cause unemployment and poverty.