[Report 1957] / Medical Officer of Health, Whitehaven Riparian Sanitary Authority.

  • Whitehaven (England). Riparian Sanitary Authority.
Date:
1957
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Credit: [Report 1957] / Medical Officer of Health, Whitehaven Riparian Sanitary Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    -2 SECTION III, Character of Shipping and Trade during the Year. TABLE C. Passenger Traffic ... (Number of passengers (Number of passengers INWARDS ... Nil OUTWARDS ... Nil Cargo Traffic ... (Principal IMPORTS (Principal EXPORTS ... Timber & Phosphates. ... Coal & Detergents. Principal Ports from which ships arrive Northern Ireland, and see list of foreign ports. SECTION IV - Inland Barge Traffic. None SECTION V - Water Supply- No change. SECTION VI - Public Health(Ships)Regulations, 1952. No change. SECTION VII - Smallpox. Arrangements for the treatment of this disease’are in the hands of the County Health Authority and all usual arrangements for consultations, isolation, etc., would be available. SECTION VIII - Venereal Dieases. No change. SECTION IX - Cases of notifiable and other infectious diseases on ships. TABLE D. Nil. SECTION X - Observations on the occurrence of malaria in ships. There have been no cases of malaria in ships. SECTION XI - Measures taken against ships infected or suspected for Plague. None have been necessary. SECTION XII - Measures against rodents In ships from foreign ports. Investigations are made as to the prevalence of rats. No special measures have been necessary. (Over)