Synonyms for overcrowding
over·crowd·ing

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1. List of paraphrases for "overcrowding":

   overpopulation, overcrowded, overcrowdings, crowding, crowded, over-crowding, congestion, crowdedness, cramped, congested, overgrowth, over-crowded, overpopulated

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1. Tunya Netithammakul:

   Thanks to its beauty, Koh Tachai has become a popular tourist site for both Thai and foreign tourists. This has resulted in overcrowding and the degradation of natural resources and the environment, we have to close it to allow the rehabilitation of the environment both on the island and in the sea without being disturbed by tourism activities before the damage is beyond repair.

2. The Calvert County Health Department:

   As a result of chronic overcrowding in grocery and convenience stores, as well as some other retailers, the Health Department has acted on Governor Hogans directive to institute new policies to decrease virus transmission.

3. Tamara Alrifai:

   We are very worried about UNRWA schools-turned-shelters becoming super spreaders, given the overcrowding. In 2014, UNRWA schools did serve as shelters to Palestine refugees in Gaza City who were running for their lives, and who slept for days or weeks in UNRWA schools because they expected the schools to be safer than their homes, this time around the situation is made much more complex by Covid-19 -- the high( infection) rates in Gaza City and the low rates of vaccination.

4. Waleed Shahid:

   Harris will have to figure out how she'll convince the (progressive) movement that she's their champion when many organizers and activists are on record criticizing her approach as attorney general on issues related to prison overcrowding, police shootings and marijuana legalization.

5. Greg Barton:

   There is a real problem with overcrowding of prisons and there is a real need to manage rates of incarceration.