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   1: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"><html><head><title>Carp Cultivation and the Highlands Aquaculture Development Centre, Aiyura</title><meta content="text/html;CHARSET=iso-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type"><link REL='stylesheet' TYPE='text/css' HREF="R9972E.CSS"></head><body BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><a name="TopOfPage"></a>
   2: <p align="center">
   3: <a href = 'R9972E11.htm'><img src="back.GIF" width="43" height="35" border="0"  alt="Previous Page"></a>
   4: <a href='R9972E00.htm#TOC'><img src="toc.GIF" width="43" height="35" border="0"  alt="Table of Contents"></a></p>
   5: <hr>
   6: <h1><a name="app6"><u>Appendix 6</u><br><br>
   7: SAFETY RULES REGARDING THE USE OF INSECTICIDES</a></h1>
   8: 
   9: <p>Always remember that insecticides are very poisonous.  They can be absorbed
  10: through the mouth and even through the skin.  If anybody gets a few drops of
  11: insecticide on their skin, wash it very well with lots of water.  If they get a
  12: lot on their skin or in their mouth contact a doctor immediately.  Take along
  13: the container of insecticide or at least tell him the name of the insecticide
  14: and any information written on the container about treatments.  If anybody
  15: feels ill after using insecticides contact a doctor immediately.</p>
  16: 
  17: <p>The insecticide and any implements which are used with it (gloves, boots,
  18: measuring instruments, buckets) should be kept in a locked place where there is
  19: no chance that children, animals or unauthorized people can get at them.  One
  20: person should be responsible for the key.  They must be stored well away from
  21: food, cooking or eating utensils, tables where food is eaten, clothing.  etc.
  22: They should be stored in a place which can be washed with lots of water in case
  23: there is a spill or a container leaks, and where the water used for washing will
  24: not contaminate anybody's drinking water supply.</p>
  25: 
  26: <p>Never store insecticide in any other container but the one in which it is
  27: supplied.  People in PNG have died because of chemicals stored in lollywater bottles.</p>
  28: 
  29: <p>When the insecticide in a container has been used up, wash the container
  30: very well and then cut it up with a bush-knife so that nobody will be able to use
  31: it as a water bottle.  Never use the old insecticide container for anything;
  32: destroy it.</p>
  33: 
  34: <p>All implements which are used with insecticide (especially measuring
  35: vessels, buckets, gloves, etc.) should be used only with insectide.  Mark them
  36: clearly and keep them locked away from the other tools.</p>
  37: 
  38: <p>When treating a pond with insecticide put on rubber gloves and boots.  Take
  39: the insecticide to the pond before opening it.  When you pour it into the measuring
  40: container do so in such a way that whatever spills goes into the pond water,
  41: not onto the ground and not onto the person pouring.  Close the insecticide
  42: container and rinse the outside.  Pour the measured quantity of insecticide
  43: directly into the pond water at a few places round the edge of the pond while
  44: standing on the bank.  Rinse the measuring container and the outside of the
  45: gloves while keeping them on.  Now take all the contaminated implements
  46: (insecticide container, gloves, measuring container and boots to a place where they
  47: can safely be washed in running water which is not going to contaminate anybody's
  48: drinking water supply).  Wash the outside of the closed insecticide container
  49: well, then lock it away safely.  Put the gloves, boots and measuring container
  50: into the running water, making sure that the water gets to all parts.  Leave them
  51: to wash for several hours.  Then let them dry, and lock them away.</p>
  52: 
  53: <p>Insecticides should only be used by somebody who has been instructed in their
  54: safe handling.</p>
  55: 
  56: <p>Do not handle insecticides while eating or smoking.  After handling them
  57: wash well before touching food, cigarettes or betel nut.</p>
  58: 
  59: <p>Keep children, animals and unauthorized people away when you are working with
  60: insectides.  Make sure nobody washes in recently-treated ponds.</p>
  61: 
  62: <p>Put a copy of these instructions in the box where implements and insecticide
  63: are stored, where they can be clearly seen.</p>
  64: 
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  66: <TR><TD><img alt="Photo 1." src="R9972E19.gif"></TD><TD><a name="photo">Photo 1.</a><br>
  67: Villagers' fish pond, Tairora</TD></TR>
  68: </TABLE>
  69: <br>
  70: 
  71: <TABLE WIDTH="90%" cellspacing="0" border="0">
  72: <TR><TD>Photo 2.  Holding pond with egg-substrates<br>(casuarina, pine and kakabans) Aiyura</TD><TD>Photo 3.  Newly-built experimental ponds (foreground)</TD></TR>
  73: <TR><TD><img alt="Photo 2." src="R9972E20.gif"></TD><TD><center><img alt="Photo 3." src="R9972E21.gif"></center></TD></TR>
  74: </TABLE>
  75: 
  76: 
  77: <hr><p align="center">
  78: <a href = 'R9972E11.htm'><img src="back.GIF" width="43" height="35" border="0"  alt="Previous Page"></a>
  79: <a href="#TopOfPage" target="_top"><img src="top.GIF" width="43" height="35" border="0"  alt="Top of Page"></a>
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