Recent decades have witnessed a vast number of residents get drawn to metropolises in

quest of improved life standards and job opportunities. This essay may discuss the
inherent problem related to this trend and propose some workable remedies.
Notably, there are numerous problems that migrating people have to encounter. The
most prominent problem is affecting negatively residents' health. Irrefutably, big cities
typically suffer from grave air and noise pollution, which come from increased industrial
activities, traffic, and a high population density, especially in slums. Proportionately, the
residents and overall quality of life may potentially suffer from these factors when they
move to urban areas. Lack of green space is likely to contribute to the decrease in the
health community, which may presumably result in a lack of recreational areas, leading
to affect both physical and mental well-being. Another issue is the high cost of living.
Undeniably, the expenditure in big cities is typically higher than in the countryside, so
metropolitan residents have to pay a huge amount of money to ensure their fundamental
necessities. This may likely put pressure on workers and, proportionately lead to severely
adverse impacts on metropolis metropolitan dwellers' financial well-being.
Since such issues are severe and far-reaching, the government has to propose some
solutions to immediately address this aforementioned problem. The most efficacious
remedy is using environment-friendly vehicles. Undeniably, utilizing private cars or
motorbikes is contributing to air pollution. Therefore improving and expanding vehicles
that do not release much emission may potentially improve the air and proportionately
enhance residents' health. The second approach is the government's supporting policy.
Irrefutably, the support from the government may have a positive effect on residents,
especially disadvantaged ones. When the government pours a huge investment,
proportionately improves individuals' lives. This leads to decreased pressure and stress on
people, which makes their lives more comfortable.
In conclusion, moving to the Uban area may have adverse problems such as pollution
and exorbitant payments, government policies and promotion of green practices may be
feasible approaches.