The research aims to examine how urban dwellers' social, economic, and environmental health has improved through time. Socioeconomic circumstances include the broad features, structures, and changes in different economic activities and employment, as well as the social conditions, which indicate the quality of living and lifestyle of a society impacted by elements relating to society. Good cleanliness is linked to factors that provide light on strong health. Environmental hygiene refers to the average cleanliness of homes in a certain region. To put it another way, the more well-groomed a population is on all fronts—socially, economically, and culturally—the more likely its members are to have a clearer perspective on the hygienic and unsanitary habits that are common in their communities.

People Living, Hygienic Condition, Socio-economic, Health