Implementing a one-child policy in Wuhan, China

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Region: Wuhan, China

The government can implement a one-child policy to control the population growth in Wuhan. This will help reduce the strain on resources and infrastructure in the city.

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         Overcrowding in Wuhan, China

                Wuhan's population has grown rapidly in recent years, leading to overcrowding in some areas and strain on public services....
                
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