Many people believe that a separate industrial zone should be established outside the cities to shift all the big industries there. I am of the view that, although it may have some minor drawbacks, it would be beneficial to the population in terms of environment protection and reducing the overcrowding on the city roads.
One of the main benefits of developing the regional zones for large companies outside the urban living would be its effect on the environment. The presence of an industry inside the city results in disposal of hazardous chemicals into the water bodies and release of toxins and carbon dioxide into the air. This is an extremely dangerous situation leading to deleterious health issues for the urban dwellers. To illustrate, in Karachi, one of the major cities of Pakistan, several industries is working within the urban zones and resulted in a significantly high incidence of occupational diseases and respiratory problems in those living in the surroundings. Similarly, another issue is heavy traffic entering into the cities for the transport of goods to and from the industry. By moving the industry away such problems will be sorted out.
On the other hand, one of the minor drawbacks of industries away from the centre is that, it would cost the workers more. In other words, the employees have to spend a significant amount of their earnings on the commuting to and from the workplace. Moreover, it would also have a financial burden on the government. The government has to develop the road or rail infrastructure to this new industrial area, and also has to bring the basic necessities of life there, including water for domestic and industrial purpose, electricity and other commodities.
To conclude, I firmly believe that while developing the new industrial zones outside the urban areas would be costly for the workers, industrialists and the government, its advantages are far more significant and long lasting for the local population, and may prove economical in the long run considering the reduction in the cost of health issues and traffic problems which would be mitigated by such measures. 
 Many
  people
 believe that a separate  
industrial
  zone
 should  
be established
 outside the  
cities
 to shift all the  
big
  industries
 there. I am of the view that, although it may have  
some
 minor drawbacks, it would be beneficial to the population in terms of environment protection and reducing the overcrowding on the city roads.
One of the main benefits of developing the regional  
zones
 for large  
companies
 outside the  
urban
 living would be its effect on the environment. The presence of an  
industry
 inside the city results in disposal of hazardous chemicals into the water bodies and release of toxins and carbon dioxide into the air. This is an  
extremely
  dangerous
 situation leading to deleterious health issues for the  
urban
 dwellers. To illustrate, in Karachi, one of the major  
cities
 of Pakistan, several  
industries
 is working within the  
urban
  zones
 and resulted in a  
significantly
 high incidence of occupational diseases and respiratory problems in those living in the surroundings.  
Similarly
, another issue is heavy traffic entering into the  
cities
 for the transport of  
goods
 to and from the  
industry
. By moving the  
industry
 away such problems will  
be sorted
 out. 
On the other hand
, one of the minor drawbacks of  
industries
 away from the  
centre
 is that, it would cost the workers more.  
In other words
, the employees  
have to
 spend a significant amount of their earnings on the commuting to and from the workplace.  
Moreover
, it would  
also
 have a financial burden on the  
government
. The  
government
  has to
 develop the road or rail infrastructure to this new  
industrial
 area, and  
also
  has to
 bring the  
basic necessities
 of life there, including water for domestic and  
industrial
 purpose, electricity and other commodities. 
To conclude
, I  
firmly
 believe that while developing the new  
industrial
  zones
 outside the  
urban
 areas would be costly for the workers, industrialists and the  
government
, its advantages are far more significant and  
long lasting
 for the local population, and may prove economical in the long run considering the reduction in the cost of health issues and traffic problems which would  
be mitigated
 by such measures.