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Sanitation of Mofussil Bazaars

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A practical, non-technical handbook for improving public health in provincial bazaar markets, presenting guidance on surface and storm-water drainage, water supply, road making, and building construction alongside latrines, urinals, night-soil collection and disposal, refuse management, and a biological sewage system. It stresses shallow, self-cleansing drains, prompt removal of waste to limit odors and fly-borne disease, and economical construction and maintenance techniques. Chapters supply operational advice, construction details, and model rules, forms, and specifications to help local authorities and sanitary officers plan, execute, and sustain effective, low-cost sanitation measures.

About the Author

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G. W. Disney

G. W. Disney is an author known for his work in public health and sanitation, particularly in colonial India. His notable book, "Sanitation of Mofussil Bazaars," addresses the critical issues of hygiene and public health in rural markets, reflecting the challenges of maintaining sanitation in bustling trade centers. Disney's contributions provide valuable insights into the intersection of health, commerce, and community well-being during a transformative period in Indian history.

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