A selection of urban hell in different countries of the world (21 photos)
The galloping urbanization of our century has turned the world around us into a not very cozy place. Megacities, which used to be synonymous with progress and opportunities, are now showing their downsides: overpopulation, environmental destruction and resource depletion. In this post, you will see photographs of modern megacities that reflect the true nature of urban evolution.
View from an apartment New York 
New Delhi, during the lockdown and now 
Private houses on the roof of an eight-story shopping center in Zhuzhou, China 
Burj Al Babas, Turkey, the largest ghost town in the world 
Modern trees 
An interesting perspective in Macau 
Not a romantic photo at all, India 
San Francisco, USA 
Urban art in Belgrade 
Electrical wiring and water pipes in a Brazilian favela 
Hong Kong, 1964 and 2020 
Port-au-Prince, Haiti 
A boy collects recyclable items from a semi-dry drain in Taimur Nagar, New Delhi 
A playground in Lodz, Poland 
Johannesburg, South Africa 
Naples, Italy 
Dhaka, Bangladesh 
Town square in Bartoszyce, Poland 
Mumbai, India 
A hotel in the Moscow region 
Impressive amount of dirt behind a condo in Marseille, France 
