Public Health (North Mahe) (Pollution of Beaches) Regulations (Cap. 189)
Made 1950-04-03 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- European Union
- Country
- Seychelles
- Subjects
- Environment, Sea
- Keywords
- coastal zone management, soil pollution/quality, marine pollution, waste disposal, pollution control, waste management
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CONSOLIDATED TO 30 JUNE 2012 PUBLIC HEALTH (THE NORTH MAHE) (POLLUTION OF BEACHES) REGULATIONS [3rd April, 1950] 1. These regulations may be cited as the Public Health (North Mahe) (Pollution of Beaches) Regulations. 2. In these regulations "beach" includes all the portion of the foreshore adjacent to the sea which is alternately covered and uncovered by the sea at high and low water during the new and full moons and up to the limit reached by the sea water during spring tides; "refuse" includes any fish, fish offals, fish guts and any part of the body thereof. 3. No person shall gut any fish, deposit or throw or allow to be deposited or thrown any refuse on that part of the beach of Beau Vallon and Bel Ombre lying between the points specified in the schedule to these regulations except in receptacles provided for that purpose. 4. Any person contravening the provisions of the foregoing regulation shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding Rs. 50. SCHEDULE (1) From the boundary line of the properties of the Roman Catholic Mission and J. Délorié to the estuary of the stream behind J. Délorié’s house. (2) From one hundred yards after the estuary of the stream behind J. Délorié's house to the west boundary line of Mrs. Louis Albert's property. (3) From the boundary line of Mrs. Louis Albert and the Wireless Station to the east boundary line of the Wireless Station.