[Report 1961] / Medical Officer of Health, Dover Port Health Authority.

  • Dover (England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1961
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Credit: [Report 1961] / Medical Officer of Health, Dover Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table a The following changes occurred during the year:- Deputy Medical Officer of Health and L.'edical Inspector of Aliens Dr, Kelly, M,B., B.Ch., B.^x.O., D.P.H., resigned with effect from 31st January, 196I. Dr, F.O.J. Shaw, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P,, appointed y>rith effect from 1st June, I96I. .xDDRESS OF IvlCDICiX OIFICER OF HEALTH Brook House, Dover. Telephone N'umber: DOVER 2lSk/l SECTION II - AiVOUNT OF SHIPPING- ENTERING THE DISTRICT DUAIIJ& THE YECJl TABLE B. 1 Number Inspected Number of Ships reported as having. j Ships from Numhe r Tonnage By the Medical Officer of Health By the Public Health Inspector or having had during the voyage, infectious disease on board Foreign Ports 5,687 6,335,845 34 103 2-1 Coastwise i 498 21^,2.33 - 23 - Total 6,185 6,609,lVf «34 126 21 Excluding vessels from cross-channel ports SECTION III - CH-ILxCTER OF SHIPPING .iJD TRiADE DURING THE m'-R TABLE C 1 1 P;.3SENGER TPu^iEFIC (Nwflber of Passengers TMWiJlDS 1,394,710 (Number of Passengers OUTVAlRDS 1,403,017 i CAJiGO TP^IFFIC (Principal IMPORTS General merchandise, wines, ( foodstuffs, coal and timber. (Principal EXPORTS Cars and general merchandise. PRIfJCIPAJj POETS from which South and West Aifrican; South American; European; Ships arrive: Iberian; Scandinavian and Baltic.