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(Health No. 136 of 8 April 2002) Article 1 strengthens the prevention and control of vectors, prevents the spread of diseases and guarantees human health, and establishes this provision in line with the relevant laws, regulations. Article 2 states that vectors are the biological of rats, insecticides, mosquitoes, pyrotechnics, slides and insects. Article 3. Organization and coordination for the prevention and control of vectors in the Territory (hereinafter referred to as the Guard). Prevention and control of vectors in the city, district (communication) The ISP Office is responsible for the supervision, inspection and day-to-day management of the prevention and control of vector biological work within the Territory. It also assumes the implementation of the organization of the break-out of rats and mosquito nets in the summer autumn of summer. Article IV Prevention and control of vector-sanitary supervisors, which are headed by patriots in pre-qualified municipalities, districts (markets). The health supervisors should present documents when investigating or conducting inspections, and the relevant units and individuals should cooperate. Article 5 Article 6. Construction, urban governance, gardening, sanitation, housing, food, transport, commerce, distribution, human protection, business and business sectors should be coordinated in the prevention and control of vectors in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 7. Municipal, regional and (c) disease prevention control agencies are responsible for monitoring, effectiveness evaluation and technical guidance on the prevention and control of the density of vectors and for forecasting of vector biomass in the Territory. Article 8. Prevention and control of vector biological work is a key approach to prevention, with local, temporal and appropriateness, through integrated preventive and control measures that integrate environmental governance. Article 9. The establishment of a business disincentive service shall have the following conditions and, after approval by the business administration, the registration and issuance of a business licence, the other party may operate: (i) There are fixed operating sites; (ii) Equipment and equipment adapted to the scale of operation; (iii) There are corresponding professional technicians. Article 10. The establishment of an agency for the operation of vector-borne insecticide-treated and sterilization should have the following conditions and, after the approval by the business administration, of registration and issuance of a licence to operate: (i) A dedicated storage warehouse; (ii) There are fixed operating sites; (iii) There are corresponding professional technicians. Article 11. The business disincentive service, the operation of a vector-based drug or sterilization agency, and the business administration should be provided to the health administration after registration is authorized by law. Article 12 Professionals of the sterilization service should be trained by the municipal disease prevention control agencies in the operation of vector-prevention and control, with qualifications from the municipal health administration to obtain a professional qualifications certificate for vector-borne babies. Article 13. Units and individuals should be equipped with the following prevention and control of vectors: (i) Non-discipline of garbage, inclination and sewerage; (ii) Contained garbage containers should be closed, and the environment within and outside the room should be clean and sanitation; (iii) In the area of responsibility, rivers, ventilation and water availability, without all types of water and mosquito mosquito; (iv) The windows directly outside the toilet should set up a veily and veily window, which should be updated in a timely manner, free of manure, and the dry toilets should be closed and regularly cleared and free of charge; (v) The rats, hiding facilities, etc. in the offices, meals, warehouses, buses and yards, are fully removed in a timely manner to fill the dose in rats and suitable nakeds; (vi) Sustain preventive and control efforts, such as rats, tetanus and summer (in autumn), to control the density of various vectors within the State's provisions. In the construction and rehabilitation of the new town of Article 14, the construction and dismantling should be carried out by the construction unit to conduct a net extinguishment. Agriculture markets, construction sites should be established to prevent and control vector biological facilities and to continuously improve preventive and vector control measures. Article 15. Special industries and places such as breeding, catering, warehousing, breeding and food processing should be improved in terms of production, processing, storage, operation, transport, reproduction and waste handling. Special industries and places that are vulnerable to the production of vectors should be monitored in strict compliance with the relevant national provisions and the establishment of vector density monitoring files. Other units and industries should monitor the density of vector biomass under the guidance of the Regional (Central) Guard Office. Article 16 allows units and residents to carry out their own vector-life measures or to entrust the sterilization service agencies with sterilization. Units and residents commissioned service institutions to dispel vectors and should pay the corresponding cost of sterilization and labour. Relevant sectors such as industry, health and agriculture should strengthen the management of the production of vectors, drugs, devices and weapons. The sale of poisoning, drugs, weapons and equipment for vectors should be made available to the health administration. The health administration should publish in a timely manner drug-using, drug, equipment products (ratifications, trademarks, factories, addresses etc.) in order to facilitate the identification, supervision and supervision of units and residents. In one of the following cases, the period of time being transferred by the health administration sector, which was not reformulated and warned of the gravity of the circumstances, as follows: (i) The unit does not provide for the imposition of preventive and control measures against vectors or for preventive and control measures, which imposes a fine of up to 1,000 dollars for its vector density than the prescribed standards; (ii) The sale of unprofessional pillage, drugs, equipment and equipment, with a fine of up to 5,000. Article 19 considers that the specific administrative acts of the health administration violate their legitimate rights and interests may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings. Article 20 of the hygienic supervisorys, abuse of power, misleading, favouring private fraud, is administratively disposed of by its authorities; constitutes a crime and is criminally criminalized by law. Article 21 standards for controlling the density of vectors are published by the Municipal Health Administration. Article 2 The provisions on the elimination of vectors in the city of Blue Island, which were published on 3 February 1994 and amended on 4 August 1998, were also repealed. |
