Public Health (Nuisances) Regulations, S.R.O. no. 19 of 1974.

These Regulations, made under provisions of the Public Health Act, Cap. 9.21, provide for specifying the following acts or omissions which constitute a nuisance under the meaning of the Act: any place, matter or thing, or deposit, or accumulation of liquid or solid matter that is so foul to be insanitary, injurious or dangerous to health; the existence of flies or mosquitoes, or other insects capable of transmitting or causing disease; the existence of rodents or other verminous animals; any condition, matter or thing, which in the opinion of the Minister may provide food for, or harbourage for, or be a breeding place for insects, rodents or other vermin; any yard or enclosure uncleaned, or kept in insanitary conditions to be dangerous to health; any water supply system not maintained in a sanitary manner, or where the water could be injurious to health; the presence on any place or premises of any waste that will serve as a receptacle for water, or as a breeding place for mosquitoes or other insects; any eaves, gutter, drain or down pipe so constructed that the water cannot drain freely and quickly away; the discharge of any slop water, or any rain water from roofs, or any wastewater whatsoever; any pollution, save in accordance with a valid permit granted by the Minister, of any stream, water course, industrial waste, or other noxious matters; the production of smoke from any combustion or refuse, or any emission from any place of business.
The Regulations also define: persons liable to conviction for an offence; information to Minister; notice requiring abatement of nuisance; duties of medical officers; penalties for persons guilty of an offence.