Many countries are facing an aging population crisis. Senior citizens are having to keep working way past the usual retirement age, and the development of townships outside capital cities are stifled thanks to lack of work and opportunities. Now, Malaysia faces those same problems as its population ages, and there aren’t enough urban hubs for young people to work in. 

 

Many countries are facing an aging population crisis. Senior citizens are having to keep working way past the usual retirement age, and the development of townships outside capital cities are stifled thanks to lack of work and opportunities. Now, <a href="https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020/01/22/malaysias-50-shades-of-grey-problem">Malaysia faces those same problems as its population ages</a>, and there aren&rsquo;t enough urban hubs for young people to work in.&nbsp;
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