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Question II.—(continued.)
(I.) What quantity of Water is available for
each Patient every day?
What is the source ofthe Water?
What is the quality ofthe Water?
(II.) Detail the arrangements as to Baths
and
Lavatories.
(III.) What is the system of Sewerage; and
what the condition of the Privies?
Answers:—
NICOSIA
LARNACA
LI.MASSOL
FAMAGUSTA
PAPHO
KYRENIA :
Police and General Hospital
I. The quantity of water is limited, but sufficient.
Tlie source is a well dug in the Hospital ground.
Quality good.
II. Baths on premises.
III. Closet system, cleaned several times daily; there is an
open surface drain for refuse water.
Police and General Hospital.
I. The quantity of water is practically unlimited.
The source is the town aqueduct.
Quality is good, but hard.
II. There are two bath rooms (each, with a large and small
bath) for male and female patients respectively.
III. Closet system, two for male and two for female patients,
cleaned daily; the closets are separate from the
main building and are reached by a roofed passage.
Police and General Hospital.
I. The water supply is sufficient.
Source the town water-works.
Quality good, but hard.
II. There are no baths or lavatories.
III. There is no sewerage. Pry ear:!*, latrines are used.
Police and General Hospital.
1. The quantity of warer is unlimited.
Source a fountain 6^ miles distant, brought in by an
aqueduct.
Qualitv fair at source bu: not well maintained.
II. N o bath or lavatories.
III. Drv earth latrines are used aud the contents thrown
daily into the sea. There is no sewerage.
Police a7id General Hospital.
I. The water supply is unlimited.
The source a fountain in the town.
Quality good.
II. One full-sized bath, in use when reqiurea.
III. There is no sewerage. Closet system, cleaned daily.
Police and General Hospital.
• I. Quantity of water is very limited
Source the town aqueduct.
Quality good.
II. There are two lavatories and two zinc baths and the
refuse water is carried away when necessary.
III. There is no sewerage. The close: system cleaned twice
a day.