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This approach refers to the transmission of disease vectors from persons or other animals to persons that threaten the health of the person and affect the harmful life of the production, including rats, mosquitoes, tempts, olars, etc.

Article 3. Prevention of vector vectors is guided by the principle of integrated preventive control, supported by environmental governance and the control of vectors, and is consistent with government organizations, sectoral coordination, unit responsibility and participation of all.

Article IV. Governments of the urban, district and subdistricts should organize planning for disease vector-prevention control, strengthening public health facilities, carrying out public environmental vector control control controls, and include the provision for vector control management in the current financial budget.

Under the leadership of the same-level people's Government, the Urban, District (Parliament) Patriotic Health Movement Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Guard) is responsible for the organization, coordination and monitoring of vector control in the current administrative area.

The IPA Office (hereinafter referred to as the Guard) is located in the health administration and is responsible specifically for the day-to-day management of vector control.

Article 6. The Street Office (CWA), the People's Government of Towns should identify persons responsible for the control of vectors in the Territory.

The National Commission for Habitat (LRA) should determine the division of labour among its members responsible for vector control.

Article 7. The sanitary administrative authorities should establish communication coordination mechanisms with the relevant industrial executive authorities to share information on the prevention of vectors and to investigate violations in a timely manner.

Sectors such as construction, urban governance, agricultural pastoral, water, parking, commercial, food drug surveillance and quality technical supervision should be carried out within their respective responsibilities in the management of vector control.

Article 8. Municipal, district (zonal) disease prevention centres should actively assist with technical guidance and professional training for vector control, regular monitoring of vector biomass biomass density and the timely reporting of monitoring results to the same-supon.

No unit or person shall be denied the monitoring of the municipal, district (zone) disease prevention centres without justification and shall not be diverted, damaged monitors.

The vector-prevention control of all units of Article 9 is the responsibility of this unit.

The management of vector-based vectors in urban populated areas, with the responsibility of the industry service enterprises, is the responsibility of the Community Resident Council.

The prevention of vectors in public places in rural villagers' residence areas is the responsibility of the Village People's Committee.

The control of vectors in the home and in the House of Commons is the responsibility of the individuals of the resident (in the village).

Personal operators are responsible for the management of vector-prevention activities in the operation.

The following Article 10 shall be organized by the relevant units:

(i) Regions such as ventilation, water banks and water sites are managed or used units;

(ii) The forest area is governed by a management or use unit;

(iii) The land area is the responsibility of the commune government or business unit;

(iv) Public transportation tools and related places are vested in the management units;

(v) The municipal wells and sewage systems are vested in the management units;

(vi) Responsibilities are not clear in the region, where they are vested in the PAPU to determine the responsibility unit.

Article 11. Units and individuals should be able to:

(i) Reclassification of watercourses, tactics, clocks, removal of water within and outside rooms and control of insecticide-treated proceeds;

(ii) The garbage collection of transport closed and the date of production;

(iii) Goods and poultry, livestock manure, ponds should be sealed and cultivated in the residential area shall not be subject to unprovoked organic fertilizers;

(iv) Improve the prevention of mosquito nets, the prevention of tempts, ratifications, the filling of clocks to prevent anonymous spoilers;

(v) Other measures to control the density of vectors by mechanical or biological, chemical, etc.

In accordance with the strength and density of vectors, PAPU should organize, as appropriate, a centralized and unified vector-prevention activity.

Units and individuals should be required to participate in vector-prevention activities, using science-based methods of sterilization and qualified pharmacies and devices within the prescribed time frame, and to effectively kill vectors.

Article 13: The Street Office (CWA), the People's Government of Towns and the People's Committee of Habitat (LNL) should organize regularly units within the Territory and persons living in the village) to carry out sanitation governance focused on garbage, manure, retrieval, adaptation of livestock, adaptation of the environment, and the systematic organization of mass vector-prevention activities and the control of vector biomass within national standards.

Article 14. The destruction of vectors may be carried out by the various actors themselves, subject to security effectiveness, and the conditions in which vector control services can be commissioned to carry out professional dispersion.

Article 15 establishes by law a vector control service in the prevention of control services, shall use pharmaceuticals and equipment consistent with the relevant provisions of the State, a service fee stereotype and a service file to ensure the quality of vector control.

Article 16 encourages the establishment of associations of vector-prevention services, the establishment and improvement of the self-regulation system of vector control services and practitioners, regulating industrial operations and improving the quality of services.

Article 17 shall conduct an examination of the control of vectors in the region (at the district) in accordance with the national disease vector-prevention standards.

IPA should strengthen its monitoring of the implementation of this approach, and promote units and individuals to carry out vector control.

In violation of this approach, units and individuals are not in a position to prevent control, resulting in a higher density of vector biomass than national vector control standards, which are being converted by the health administrative authorities; a fine of more than 5,000 dollars for units; and a fine of up to $50 million for individuals.

Article 19, in violation of this approach, rejects the monitoring or misappropriation of movable, damaged monitoring devices by sanitary administrative authorities, which imposes a fine of up to 1000 dollars for units or individuals; and the liability of the damage monitoring body shall be borne by law.

Article 20 violates the provisions of this approach, which stipulate that the relevant laws, regulations and regulations have been penalized.

Article 21 Departments responsible for the management of vector control control control and their staff, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, sterilization, etc., are subject to administrative disposition by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible, in accordance with the law, and criminal responsibility is lawful.

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