[Report 1958] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Exeter Port Health Authority.

  • Exeter (England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1958
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Credit: [Report 1958] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Exeter Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    9. SF1GTICII VIII - VEIM-mi'£L DISE1/.SE ilastors of vosoolo cHic'e informed of tho foUov/ing arrangomento foi’ the diagnosis ;and treatment of venereal disease among m^rcliant seamen under interruationdL arrangements. Royal Devon & Exeter Hospiti-IL; Mondays: 19.OC hrs, to 20.00 hrs. Fridays: 14.00 lirs, to 15.00 Irrs, SECTION IX - ChSBS OF NOTIFLIBLE iJlD OTHER INFECTIOUS DISE/^S OF SillPS Tx'RIE D No. of cases during No. of ships, ! Category year concerned 1 I ; Passengers ' Crew Cases landed. Rrom ships from foreign ! ports 1 ' j i . i.' ! Cases which ha.vo 1 occurred on sliips from forcigi ports i but have been dis- I posed of before 1 i ! I i - i - |- 1 - ; 1 arrival j Cases landed 1 from other ' ships i i ! t - i - ' - i - ; < • 1 SECTION X - OBSERViiTIONS OF QI3E OCCURRENCE OF WJUmii IIT SEIIFS. No cases of mlaria v/ere notified. SECTION XI - ICldlSlRES TlZW ..G/dNST SHIPS EIFECTi^D T/ITH OR SUSPECTED OF HhiGUE No measures were necessary under this section. SECTION XII ~ I.-Ei''iSURSS AGilENST RODENTS BT SHIRj FROM FOREIGN PORTS (1) Rroceduro for inspection of ships for ra.ts - Enquiries are made from misters of all vessels using the port concerned reg-'ording the presence of rats, and if* present, of signs of unusual mortBity among the rats. No evidence of rats was found on ,any ships entering the port during the yooTv