Nowadays, people have a tendency to move away from the outskirts area to settle into cities with the aim of finding better employment opportunities. This essay will examine the consequences of this and various measures can be drawn to tackle it.
There are, however, several reasons why it can be argued that the movement of people from villages to developed areas has a negative effect on both urban and countryside. Since many people migrate to the urban area, the number of personal vehicles and housing needs will rise in parallel. Therefore, the cities may face with the transport congestion and housing crisis due to the overpopulation. The other reason is that when people leave their villages to seek better job opportunities, the farm production sector is likely to be reduced. This will put the pressure on agriculture growth and food security resulting in lacking of sources of food supply. Thus, the government has to pay a huge amount of money to import food from another country.
Although it seems to be a difficult task, various steps can be taken to solve this obstacle. To begin with, the government should create courses for those who work in plant fields to help them in learning how to utilize the technologies into farming and have more knowledge about how to specialize their skills in food production. As has been demonstrated widely, technology can greatly alleviate the hardship of farming, and also help farmers adapt to the demands of the markets. In addition to that, government investment should focus more on the agricultural sector to improve the infrastructure, establish factories and industries. It is not only creating job opportunities but also the quality of life and salary rates can be improved.
In conclusion, there are several factors that lead to the migration rates of people from rural to the urban area. Hard as the issue is, government schemes can be implemented to solve it. 
Nowadays,  
people
 have a tendency to  
move
 away from the  
outskirts
  area
 to settle into cities with the aim of finding better employment opportunities. This essay will examine the consequences of this and various measures can  
be drawn
 to tackle it.
There are,  
however
, several reasons why it can  
be argued
 that the movement of  
people
 from villages to developed  
areas
 has a  
negative
 effect on both urban and countryside. Since  
many
  people
 migrate to the urban  
area
, the number of personal vehicles and housing needs will rise in parallel.  
Therefore
, the cities may face with the transport congestion and housing crisis due to the overpopulation. The other reason is that when  
people
  leave
 their villages to seek better job opportunities, the farm production sector is likely to be  
reduced
. This will put the pressure on agriculture growth and  
food
 security resulting in lacking of sources of  
food
 supply.  
Thus
, the  
government
  has to
 pay a huge amount of money to import  
food
 from another country.
Although it seems to be a difficult task, various steps can  
be taken
 to solve this obstacle. To  
begin
 with, the  
government
 should create courses for those who work in plant fields to  
help
 them in learning how to utilize the technologies into farming and have more knowledge about how to specialize their  
skills
 in  
food
 production. As has  
been demonstrated
  widely
, technology can  
greatly
 alleviate the hardship of farming, and  
also
  help
 farmers adapt to the demands of the markets.  
In addition
 to that,  
government
 investment should focus more on the agricultural sector to  
improve
 the infrastructure, establish factories and industries. It is not  
only
 creating job opportunities  
but
  also
 the quality of life and salary rates can be  
improved
. 
In conclusion
, there are several factors that lead to the migration rates of  
people
 from rural to the urban  
area
.  
Hard
 as the issue is,  
government
 schemes can  
be implemented
 to solve it.