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This ordinance makes another 1959 ordinance enforceable in Ruanda-Urundi and says non-motorized canoes are not subject to the ordinance’s provisions.
Les aéronefs ne peuvent pas survoler les zones désignées à basse altitude, sauf permis de survol ou dispense prévue.
This provision adds a postal-rule exception for certain correspondence sent by the rector of Lovanium University to its administration in Belgium.
This article defines which mail items count as “objets de correspondance.”
This provision makes ordinance n° 116/A.E. enforceable in Ruanda-Urundi and repeals the last paragraph of article 10 of ordinance n° 101/A.E. on explosives.
The provincial commissioner makes ordinance No. 74/345 of 28 June 1959 executable in Ruanda-Urundi.
This article says the ordinance applies to transport operations and meat-trade establishments in cities, urban districts, and other localities later designated by the provincial governor.
La desinsectisation des habitations, bâtiments et terrains attenants est obligatoire, selon les dates, la périodicité et les modalités fixées par le Médecin Chef des Services Médicaux du Ruanda-Urundi.
Rooms used for dissection and corpse storage in anatomy chambers must meet minimum size and ceiling-height standards.
Dentists with a foreign diploma who were authorized to practice in Belgian Congo before 21 May 1929 may prescribe only the medicines listed in the annex for treating dental conditions.
This provision makes Ordinance No. 71/44 of 21 February 1957 enforceable in Ruanda-Urundi.
Cet article remplace l’épreuve prévue à l’article 2 de l’ordonnance citée et fixe les matières du 2e examen.
This ordonnance makes the 19 March 1952 decree on the practice of healing enforceable in Ruanda-Urundi.
A medical certificate is issued free of charge, but replacement after loss or damage costs five francs.
This provision makes Ordinance No. 74/225 of 10 June 1955 executable in Ruanda-Urundi and allows certain health professionals and agents to be authorized to exercise some or all powers of the health authorities.
This article changes several health-regulation definitions, especially those related to yellow fever and Aedes aegypti.
This article lists the diseases covered by the ordinance and says it applies to a specified territory.
Les gouverneurs de province peuvent, par arrêté, autoriser certains médecins, agents sanitaires, pharmaciens, infirmières et assistants médicaux à exercer tout ou partie des pouvoirs sanitaires prévus, en fixant chaque fois l’étendue de ces pouvoirs.
This article repeals and replaces an earlier article, and designates certain aerodromes as sanitary airports.
Each school establishment must be under a doctor’s health control, and pupils and teaching staff must also be medically supervised.
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