Railway Sanitary Code Issued By the Committee On Health And Medical Relief
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Sec. 77. Water supplies. — ^AU water supplies for camps shall be properly chlorinated, unless obtained from a source which has been approved by the State department of health.
Sec. 78. Water oontaiaers. — ^AU drinking-water conr tainers in camps shall be securely closed and so ar- ranged that water can be drawn only from a tap, and said containers shall be kept deaii and free from contamination.
Sbo. 79. Garbage aad refuse. — ^AU garbage, Idtchen wastes, and other rubbish in camps shall be depo...sited in suitably covered receptacles the contents of which shaU be emptied and burned each day; and manure from the stables shall be likewise collected and burned each day, or disposed of in some oikher tnaimer ap- proved by the State department of health.
y Google RAILWAT SANTTABT CODE. 23 Sbo. 80. 8oaT»ger. — ^In all camps where there are 100 men or more there shall be 1 employee whose duty shall be to act as soarenger aad garbage collector , * Sec. 81. Toilets. — Every camp shall have an ade- quate number of latrines and urinals, so constructed and maintained as to prevent fly breeding and the pol- lution of water, and the use of such latrines and urinals by the inhabitants of the camp shall be made obliga* tory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sec. 77. Water supplies. — ^AU water supplies for camps shall be properly chlorinated, unless obtained from a source which has been approved by the State department of health.
Sec. 78. Water oontaiaers. — ^AU drinking-water conr tainers in camps shall be securely closed and so ar- ranged that water can be drawn only from a tap, and said containers shall be kept deaii and free from contamination.
Sbo. 79. Garbage aad refuse. — ^AU garbage, Idtchen wastes, and other rubbish in camps shall be depo...sited in suitably covered receptacles the contents of which shaU be emptied and burned each day; and manure from the stables shall be likewise collected and burned each day, or disposed of in some oikher tnaimer ap- proved by the State department of health.
y Google RAILWAT SANTTABT CODE. 23 Sbo. 80. 8oaT»ger. — ^In all camps where there are 100 men or more there shall be 1 employee whose duty shall be to act as soarenger aad garbage collector , * Sec. 81. Toilets. — Every camp shall have an ade- quate number of latrines and urinals, so constructed and maintained as to prevent fly breeding and the pol- lution of water, and the use of such latrines and urinals by the inhabitants of the camp shall be made obliga* tory.
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