In most countries, the budget allocated for urban areas to provide transportation facilities is much higher as compared to rural areas. This can be the reason for many issues such as overpopulation and environmental pollution in some certain areas of a country. In this essay, we will discuss such issues in detail and will propose suitable solutions to overcome these problems.
Most of the government officials reserve most of the transportation budget for cities that can raise the issue of overpopulation in those areas. Because people living in rural areas near the city also need common facilities such as school, hospitals, post offices etc. That is why people shift to nearest cities, which ultimately makes the cities overcrowded. To illustrate, many persons from villages near the Lahore (second biggest city of Pakistan) moved to the city area because of unavailability of basic necessities of life. To resolve this issue management needs to take some serious actions and first of all builds roads nearest village areas that will motivate private investors to build shopping malls, schools and hospitals there.
Moreover, crowded areas will have more pollution in the areas because every person will try to have their own ride, which will be the reason for environmental pollution. Furthermore, people leaving the village areas in search of common facilities of life will definitely prefer to work in offices or factories as labour rather than staying in rural areas for farming or to grow agricultural goods for others and the result of this issue is a shortage of food in the country. That’s why every individual need to highlight these issues in front of administration officials to allocate a significant amount of the rural area's transportation.
In conclusion, if a country distributes transportation funds without thinking about the needs of rural areas, many issues such as overpopulation, environmental population, shortage of food will be raised, so governments need to distribute funds for transportation according to a number of citizens and their requirements.
In most
countries
, the budget allocated for urban
areas
to provide
transportation
facilities is much higher
as
compared to
rural
areas
. This can be the reason for
many
issues
such as overpopulation and environmental pollution in
some
certain
areas
of a
country
. In this essay, we will discuss such
issues
in detail and will propose suitable solutions to overcome these problems.
Most of the
government
officials reserve most of the
transportation
budget for
cities
that can raise the
issue
of overpopulation in those
areas
.
Because
people
living in
rural
areas
near the city
also
need
common facilities such as school, hospitals, post offices etc.
That is
why
people
shift to
nearest
cities
, which
ultimately
makes
the
cities
overcrowded. To illustrate,
many
persons from villages near the Lahore (second biggest city of Pakistan)
moved
to the city
area
because
of unavailability of
basic necessities
of life. To resolve this
issue
management
needs
to take
some
serious actions and
first of all
builds roads
nearest
village
areas
that will motivate private investors to build shopping malls, schools and hospitals there.
Moreover
, crowded
areas
will have more pollution in the
areas
because
every person will try to have their
own
ride, which will be the reason for environmental pollution.
Furthermore
,
people
leaving the village
areas
in search of common facilities of life will definitely prefer to work in offices or factories as
labour
rather
than staying in
rural
areas
for farming or to grow agricultural
goods
for others and the result of this
issue
is a shortage of food in the
country
. That’s why every individual
need
to highlight these
issues
in front of administration officials to allocate a significant amount of the
rural
area's transportation.
In conclusion
, if a
country
distributes
transportation
funds without thinking about the
needs
of
rural
areas
,
many
issues
such as overpopulation, environmental population, shortage of food will
be raised
,
so
governments
need
to distribute funds for
transportation
according to a number of citizens and their requirements.