ORDONNANCE N° 74/213 DU 22 JUIN 1954. LUTTE, SUR LE TERRITOIRE DE LA COLONIE, CONTRE LES MALADIES QUARANTENAIRES, EPIDEMIQUES, ENDEMIQUES ET AUTRES MALADIES TRANSMISSIBLES. — POLICE SANITAIRE DE LA NAVIGATION INTERIEURE, FLUVIALE ET AERIENNE — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORDONNANCE N° 74/213 DU 22 JUIN 1954. LUTTE, SUR LE TERRITOIRE DE LA COLONIE, CONTRE LES MALADIES QUARANTENAIRES, EPIDEMIQUES, ENDEMIQUES ET AUTRES MALADIES TRANSMISSIBLES. — POLICE SANITAIRE DE LA NAVIGATION INTERIEURE, FLUVIALE ET AERIENNE

This article lists the diseases covered by the ordinance and says it applies to a specified territory.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Decree law
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
fr
Updated
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This article lists the diseases covered by the ordinance and says it applies to a specified territory. This article says the ordinance applies across the entire territory of the Belgian Congo, and it can also apply to persons, goods, and travel crossing the colony’s borders. A person under health surveillance must submit to prescribed medical examinations, may move only if they follow the health authority’s required obligations and prohibitions, and can be kept under observation or sent to a designated place if compliance cannot be assured or if they refuse the stated conditions. This article defines key quarantine terms such as “circumscription,” “infected circumscription,” and “focus,” and gives the health authority power to place a person under observation or send them to a designated place. The article defines who counts as a sanitary authority and allows certain health professionals to be authorized by provincial governors’ orders to exercise some or all of those powers.