[1150-8; 1487-17.] 

When it is shown to the satisfaction of the Governor-General that the danger of an epidemic has passed, he shall so declare by executive order, and upon publication of such executive order the emergency health regulations shall become null and void, unless in such executive order it is specifically declared that one or more of the emergency regulations shall remain in effect for a further period to be prescribed. 

[1150-9; 1487-17.] 

SECTION 757 . Inspection Work in General.  — Consistently with law and the regulations of the Philippine Health Service, the Director of Health shall make, or cause to be made, regular inspection of the cleansing of sewers, streets, walks, alleys, public squ ares and parks; of the collection and disposition of garbage, dead animals, night soil, and contents of cesspools; and of the sanitation of houses, factories, mills, schools, prisons, dairies, markets, meat shops, bakeries, public water supplies, public ba th houses, wells, cisterns, cemeteries, undertaking establishments, asylums, jails, barracks, barrooms, theaters, and all public institutions and places of public resort. 

[157-6; Comp., 730.] 

SECTION 758 . Power of Entry. — When necessary to the due administration of laws, regulations, and ordinances within the jurisdiction of the Philippine Health Service, the Director of Health or other proper health officer or inspector may in a lawful manner  and at reasonable hours make entry into grounds, inclosures, and buildings. 

[157-6; Comp., 730.] 

SECTION 759 . Authority of Director of Health to Require Reports and Information. — The Director of Health shall have the power to require reports and information concerning any matter or matters with respect to which he may need information for the dischar ge of his official duties from all public dispensaries, asylums, hospitals, infirmaries, prisons, penitentiaries, schools, and from the managers, principals, or officers thereof, and from all other public institutions, their officers or managers, and from the proprietors, managers, lessees, and occupants of all places of public resort throughout the Islands, and from common carriers, as well as from physicians, pharmacists, dentists, nurses, cirujanos ministrantes, and midwives engaged in the practice of th eir profession, and other persons who may be able to furnish information of public value. 

