Where did waste water from Harappan bathing rooms flow?
AInto the neighbours' wells
BStraight into the nearby river
CInto covered drains along streets
DInto open pits in courtyards
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Into covered drains along streets
1. A room set aside for bathing sent its waste water outward.
2. It was directed to covered drains lining the major streets.
3. It did not go to wells, which supplied clean water.
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