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depopulation

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depopulation

The decline of the population of a given area, usually caused by people moving to other areas for economic reasons, rather than an increase in the death rate or decrease in birth rate.



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The members of the People's National Assembly (Parliament) have emphasized Sunday the need to enhance rural development, pointing out that the increase in the construction of rural housing will help to fight against rural depopulation.
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