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The immigrant bazaar

Sir, — I refer to your editorial "The great immigrant bazaar" (Nov. 10). More than 25 per cent of the world's population is concentrated in about 10 per cent of the world's landmass — India and China, causing an extremely high population density. The inadequate resources in these regions leads to a struggle for existence.

It is this that led human species, that apparently originated in Africa, to establish its colonies and communities all over the world.

Anand Muralidharan,

San Diego, California

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