Relevant Laws
Relevant laws include the following:
- Law No. 276 of 194, the law governing water resources (Water Law),
- Law No. 1634 of 1953, the General Drinking Water Law,
- Law No. 2726 of 1961, the Law creating AyA.
- Law No. 5395 of 1973, The General Health Law, in particular articles 264-277.
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