... of ruraland urban communities and areas and of industrial enterprises. 2. Education of andco-operationwith responsible governmental agencies and civic groups for the purpose of effecting sanitary reforms and providingneeded sanitary activities and works. 3. Advice on, and approval of, available sanitary...

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