ORDONNANCE N° 41/336 DU 14 OCTOBRE 1954 RELATIVE A LA POLICE DES PORTS FLUVIAUX
Cet article définit le « port fluvial » et précise que l’ordonnance s’applique à certains ports fluviaux et à d’autres ports désignés par les Gouverneurs de Province.
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Cet article définit le « port fluvial » et précise que l’ordonnance s’applique à certains ports fluviaux et à d’autres ports désignés par les Gouverneurs de Province. Port operators must fence off port premises and build the fence to specified minimum standards. Access to certain port storage yards and circulation in port installations is prohibited unless the person has authorization or a pass from the concessionaire; workers are also restricted outside service needs. A sign must be posted in a clearly visible place on each access route to announce the prohibition on entering and moving around in the shops and yards. Smoking is banned in the premises of river ports, except in rooms that the operator may designate.
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ORDONNANCE N° 41/336 DU 14 OCTOBRE 1954 RELATIVE A LA POLICE DES PORTS FLUVIAUX
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