Mohenjodaro could become a bustling tourist spot, but the Sindh government is not paying it the attention it deserves. The ancient heritage place is slowly being destroyed. The last time I visited Mohenjodaro, I was shocked to see that there were no proper facilities or a tour guide who could provide relevant information. This is not how historical sites are maintained.
The Sindh heritage department must take steps to turn this place into a most-visited tourist spot.
Farooque Ahmed Sargani
Karachi
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