what evidence is there to establish that the people of Mohenjo Daro had a great concern for i) sanitation and ii) town planning
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The excavations of their habitat sites have shown that they had highly well developed and integrated sewer systems, public baths and manholes at regular intervals for the maintenance of sewers. Each house also had a bathroom connected to the main sewer system.
As for town planning, the civilisation was divided into three segments with the royals and nobles residing in a citadel, merchants and artisans in the middle city and the farmers and labourers in the outskirts of the city.
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Sanitation- Each houses had its own small dreams which were directly connected with the street drain which ran under the main streets and below many lenses each house had its own soak -pit and water flow fluid from the sink into the underground swears in the streets the Indus valley people had a high sense of Health and sanitation and they possess an elaborate drainage system
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town planning- a visitor to the ones ruins at Mohenjo Daro is struck by the remarkable skill in the town planning the city was the creation of careful forethought and planning