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NYC acting before mosquito bites
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NYC acting before mosquito bites
New York Times News Service
Sunday, April 23, 2000
New York -- The New York City Board of Health has passed a
resolution declaring large puddles of water an official public
nuisance and has empowered the Departments of Health and Sanitation
to remove any receptacle containing standing water without warning
its owners.
Effective immediately, if city workers stumble upon mountains of
tires, dirty bird baths, foul kiddie pools or other ...
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