There is no shadow of doubt that increasing number of people are settling in cities these days and, the population is burgeoning continuously which is inviting numerous issues. This essay will discuss some problems in detail, and then suggest possible solutions.
The first problem being faced by city people is high property prices. In depth, the accommodation in and around the city is so expensive that an individual with normal salary package cannot even think to afford a house there. For example, in Vancouver city, one bed room house costs one million dollar which indeed is out of reach to a normal worker. Solution to this problem, the government can build some house by using public resources and can sell on reasonable prices, so that every one can afford a shelter at least.
The other biggest problems are traffic and pollution. Since cities are being congested with private and public vehicles, the roads are fully jammed, and vehicle fumes are creating deadly pollution. For instance, in India, WHO (World Health Organization) recorded two million deaths in the result of pollution which was produced by the increased traffic situations. As far as solution is concerned, the respected city's regime can charge a congestion fee if any vehicle enters the city which might contribute to the pollution.
To conclude, although cities are facing devastating problems, such as expensive accommodation, traffic and pollution, government can alleviate these problems by providing low rate houses and extra duty to the vehicles on their enterance to the cities.
There is no shadow of doubt that increasing number of
people
are settling in
cities
these days and, the population is burgeoning
continuously
which is inviting numerous issues. This essay will discuss
some
problems
in detail, and then suggest possible solutions.
The
first
problem
being faced
by city
people
is
high property prices. In depth, the accommodation in and around the city is
so
expensive that an individual with normal salary package cannot even
think
to afford a
house
there.
For example
, in Vancouver city, one
bed room
house
costs one million
dollar
which
indeed
is out of reach to a normal worker. Solution to this
problem
, the
government
can build
some
house
by using public resources and can sell on reasonable prices,
so
that every one can afford a shelter at least.
The other biggest
problems
are traffic and
pollution
. Since
cities
are
being congested
with private and public
vehicles
, the roads are
fully
jammed, and
vehicle
fumes are creating deadly
pollution
.
For instance
, in India, WHO (World Health Organization) recorded two million deaths in the result of
pollution
which
was produced
by the increased traffic situations. As far as solution
is concerned
, the respected city's regime can charge a congestion fee if any
vehicle
enters the city which might contribute to the pollution.
To conclude
, although
cities
are facing devastating
problems
, such as expensive accommodation, traffic and
pollution
,
government
can alleviate these
problems
by providing low rate
houses
and extra duty to the
vehicles
on their
enterance
to the
cities
.