Urban crowding warned as world city population soars
A WHO based report predicts urban residents may reach 3,000 million by 2000, with Africa Asia and Latin America seeing double growth from 1960 to 1975. Uncontrolled migration strains housing water sanitation and health services, raising risks of disease malnutrition and social breakdown in megacities and shantytowns.
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