Think of it, there are 4.4 billion inhabitants, or around 56% of the world’s population, living in cities worldwide. Each person of these billions needs not only space but a vast array of resources to function. Then, a level of comfort, well-being and health has to be ensured, which is becoming somewhat of a challenge, to say the least.
In order to see what happens if things go out of control with cities turning into concrete jungles, we’re taking a look at dystopian, yet very real scenarios shared on the corner of Reddit known as “Urban Hell.”
This online community is putting to light the dark side of modern development which results in these candid, hard-to-look-at pictures of both urban and suburban landscapes turning into something unrecognizable.
Scroll down through the batch of the newest posts and be sure to share our previous articles from Urban Hell here, here and here.
#1 Landlord Puts Up Advertising On Scaffolding Which Blocks All Light And Air

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#2 Mumbai, India

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#3 30 People Getting Coffee vs. 30 People Enjoying Coffe

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#4 Mumbai, India. The Divide Between The Richest People In India vs. One Of The Poorest. Extreme Wealth Inequality On Display

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#5 Residential Block In Hong Kong

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#6 View From My Hotel – Tangshan China, Birth Of The Chinese Coal Industry!

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#7 Vegas, Minus The Neon Glow

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#8 Los Angeles Train Tracks Not Much Better Than India

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#9 I See Your Sliding Puzzle Going Wrong And I Raise You Sao Paulo!

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#10 Cherepovets, Russia

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#11 This Is The Longest Traffic Jam Ever Recorded. The China National Highway 110 Was Clogged Up For 100 Kms For 10 Days

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#12 A Train Engine Passing Through The Bandra Station Tracks Of Mumbai, India

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#13 Los Angeles

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#14 Urban Hell In The Making

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#15 Calcutta

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#16 Three Socioeconomic Classes In The Philippines

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#17 Phayathai, Bangkok, Thailand

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#18 American Cookie Cutter Suburb: Autocentric, Boring, Dystopian, Void Of Soul, Void Of Culture, Void Of Happiness

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#19 Slums Of Manila

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#20 Dhaka Bangladesh

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#21 “Progress” Is Not Always A Good Thing

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#22 Beach Life In Karachi

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#23 Severe Pollution In Delhi NCR, Pictures From Today And September 2022

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#24 Alleyway In India

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#25 Venice Beach California Homeless Encampment

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#26 Gurugram, India. Aqi Over 400 Because Of Farm Fires

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#27 Mumbai (Bombay)

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#28 Dubai, Uae. 1985 vs. 2016

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#29 Falling Asleep, Bangladesh. A Large Number Of Homeless People In Dhaka, Bangladesh Have Lost Their Property Due To Natural Disasters. For Them, An Asphalt Street Is The Best They Can Hope For, Otherwise They Have To Sleep On Plastic Trash

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#30 Was Talking To My Wife About Bakersfield, Ca And Did A Google Image Search…holy Hell

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#31 A Playground In Tokyo

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#32 Even The Ocean Can Be Hell

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#33 Pyongyang (North Korea) In 1992, Two Years Before A Famine That Killed Up To 15% Of The Country’s Population

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#34 Singapore

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#35 Somewhere In North Korea

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#36 Taroconte, Canary Islands, Spain

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#37 Penchala Interchange, Kuala Lumpur (Repost)

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#38 Cairo, Egypt – Wonderful City With Terrible Air Pollution

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#39 Newly Built Kid’s Playground In Trebišov, Slovakia

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#40 Driving To Huaguoyuan, Guiyang, China

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#41 Portland, Oregon

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#42 Alexandria Egypt

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#43 Concrete Island, Hashima, Japan

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#44 Being The Most Sparsely Populated Country In The World But Still Building Concrete Jungle Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

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#45 Identical Single-Family Mcmansions

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#46 North Korea, Keasong

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#47 Tong Lau, Hong Kong

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#48 Is It Considered An Urban Hell?

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#49 Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia – More Than 60% Of The Population Do Not Have Plumbing. Instead Rely On Outhouse Toilets & Communal Wells For Fresh Water. Hardly Any Paved Roads With Stray Dogs Lurking Around

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