years has been fully reconstructed and put into operation and it now has capacity to serve 200 patients a day. The laundry of the hospital has been reconstructed and started to function at full capacity. The hospital has been included in the 5-year capital renovation program of the MH and according to that program several buildings, as well as the unit where persons in whose respect compulsory medical treatment has been ordered are held are planned to be completely renovated in the near future. The territory of the hospital has been cleaned from the waste piled up for years, needless trees and bushes that grew wild in that area, and stones. Within a short period of time 4160 pieces of different fruit and decorative trees were planted in the area. Numerous flower bushes have been planted along both sides of the road leading from entrance of the hospital to its administrative building. Projectors have been installed in the entire territory of the hospital, which has significantly eased the problems related to the security of the hospital. The damaged parts of the stone wall surrounding the area have been reconstructed, and the parts of the asphalt coat that were in poor condition have been covered with new asphalt. A waste collector has been installed in the territory of the hospital which allows cleaning and carrying away piled up waste and debris. The process of land improvement in the area belonging to the hospital is being continued and the foundation of a new park has been laid to allow patients to have a good rest. For many years both the units of the hospital and its administrative section had suffered serious problems because of poor water supply. Water was brought to the hospital from outside which could not fully meet the demand for water. At present several water tanks are operated in the territory of the hospital, which provide the units with water and allow watering planted trees and flowers. For many years the units had been provided with water just for 2 hours, but now the units are permanently supplied with water. Several old wells left without attention and filled with debris have recently been found in the territory of the hospital, cleaned, brought to fit-for-use condition by their sides being built, their mouths have been covered with iron doors, and their surroundings have been illuminated with electric lamps. It is planned to use the water of those wells in the near future as well. 73