va 3. It is recommended that in order to adequately deliver Majuro water (in quantity and quality) the distribution system will have to be repaired or replaced. 4. It is recommended that the free residual chlorine level be tested daily in both public water systems and the total coliform bacteriological test be done 2 or 3 times weekly. 5. It is recommended that there be a plan and trained personnel for routine cleaning and preventive maintenance of public water system cisterns, storage tanks or reservoirs and pumps. 6. ~ It is recommended that a complete potable water sanitary survey with bacteriological testing and evaluation of toilet facilities should be done on all the outer islands. 7. It is recommended that a staff sanitarian be hired to be solely responsible for the outer island environmental programs and inspections and that funding be budgeted to cover travel expenses needed to provide this service. 8. It potential new is recommended recruits be that current identified Environmental to obtain Health professional staff and certificate training. 9. It is recommended that short training courses in rural environmental health programs be provided for the outer island primary health workers. 10. It is recommended that on-site documentation of the sanitary deficiencies of all the schools be obtained and corrections recommended. ll. Since flies, mosquitoes, rodents and other animals feed and/or breed in the open dumping areas and can carry disease, it is recommended that a concerted effort should be directed at controlling this problem on a case by case basis. 12. It is recommended that a building code be developed based on a permit system administered by the Environmental Health Division. 13. It is recommended that soil samples in the PCB spill suspect areas of Majuro and some samples of reef fish in the lagoon nearby be analyzed for PCB's to determine the degree and extent of contamination and a clean-up program instituted as necessary. 6. Nutrition Services Education in nutrition is a relatively new component of health care in the Marshalls. On October 1, 1980 the Government of the Marshall Islands hired a person to train nutrition aides. group, will work with the people 2A in the These aides, community to 16 in the first promote better