PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ASSISTANCE VISIT TO KKMC 20 AUG 91

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Subject: PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ASSISTANCE VISIT TO KKMC  20 AUG 91         

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Folder Title: PREVENTIVE MEDICINE-ENVIRONMENTAL THREAT-USAEHA                                                 

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          AFVG-MG-PM (20 Aug 91)
          SUBJECT: Preventive Medicine Assistance Visit to KKMC


          1. GENERAL: This enclosure covers specific findings for general
          sanitation at KKMC. The areas looked at were Panzer Hotel Dining
          Facility and the wash rack.

          2. FINDINGS:

               a. Panzer Hotel Dining Facility.

                    (1) Overall, the dining facility sanitation was fair.
          However, several existing deficiencies could result in diarrhea.

                    (2) Food was being stored uncovered in the
          refrigerators. Potential hazardous foods, chicken, beef and hot
          dogs, were being refrozen.

                    (3) Thermometers were not being used in the
          refrigerators and freezers to monitor internal temperatures.

                    (4) Dishes and pans were not being rinsed and sanitized
          properly. A sanitizing solution was not being used.

                    (5) Latrines used by the food service personnel were
          dirty. Food service personnel were cleaning the latrines by
          throwing water on them.

                    (6) Showers were dirty and located too close to the
          mess hall. Drainage was poor for all the showers. People were
          urinating in the showers.

                    (7) The soakage pit was clogged and not functioning.
          The pit is located too close to the dining facility. The odor
          from the  pit is very noticeable. Flies are feeding in the pit.

                    (8) A filled tank of liquid waste was uncovered and
          produced  a strong odor.

                    (9) Food service personnel assigned to the facility did
          not have  thermometers available for monitoring food temperatures.

                    (10) Drinks were being stored in water between meals.
          Contaminated water could leak into the container.

               b. Wash Rack. The only sanitation problem noted was the
ines need to be repaired and cleaned.





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Box ID = BX005154
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Subject = PREVENTIVE MEDICINE ASSISTANCE VISIT TO KKMC 20
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