SECTION  838 . Dangerous Accumulations of Refuse  —  How to be Dealt with. —  Should the Director of Health find that excreta, garbage, refuse, the contents of closets, vaults, cesspools, or any other unhealthful or dangerous substance is being collected, dispo sed of, or allowed to accumulate by the city authorities in such a manner as to endanger the public health, he shall make complaint through the Secretary of the Interior to the Municipal Board, and should the Municipal Board fail to take seasonable and sui table measures to remedy the evil, the Director of Health shall make complaint through the Secretary of the Interior to the Governor-General, who shall issue to the Municipal Board such instructions as he may deem necessary in the interest of the public he alth. [1150-7.] SECTION  839 . Inspection of Buildings and Drainage System in Manila. —  The Director of Health shall inspect or cause to be inspected buildings, plumbing, waterworks, drainage and sewer systems, streams, and esteros within the limits of the city of Manila, a nd shall cause to be prepared plans for and estimates of the cost of remedying insanitary conditions discovered by him. He shall further cause to be prepared plans and estimates of the cost of improving the general sanitary condition of unhealthful distric ts in Manila. [1150-12; 1407-5.] SECTION  840 . Manila Health Fund. —  When the Governor-General shall so direct, the Municipal Board of the city of Manila shall set aside annually an amount equivalent to a certain fixed per centum, to be specified by the Governor-General, of its general fun ds. This allotment shall be known as the Manila health fund and shall be used under the supervision of the Director of Health, to supplement the Insular appropriations for the health service in said city. [2468-16.] SECTION  841 . Jurisdiction of Philippine Health Service Over Hospitals and Charitable Institutions . — Except as otherwise specially provided, the Philippine Health Service shall have the control and management of all hospitals, sanitaria, detention camps, a nd charitable institutions supported in whole or in part by Insular funds for the treatment or care of sick, infirm, or disabled persons. [157-4, 5; 1407-5; 1458-36; 1760-1, 8.] ARTICLE  XI Hospital and Medical Attendance Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 260