Overcrowded

Urban Density: Cities that experience rapid population growth can become overcrowded, leading to increased competition for housing, resources, and public services. Public Spaces: Parks, beaches, or tourist attractions may become overcrowded during peak seasons or special events, affecting the experience and enjoyment of visitors. Transportation: Trains, buses, or airports can be overcrowded during rush hours, causing delays and discomfort for commuters and travelers. Work and School Environments: Offices and classrooms that are too small for the number of employees or students can be overcrowded, impacting productivity and learning.