[Report 1962] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Bridport Riparian Local Authority.

  • Bridport (England). Riparian Local Authority.
Date:
1962
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Credit: [Report 1962] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Bridport Riparian Local Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Section 1 - Staff * ITO CHANG-5. Section 11 Amount of shipping entering the district during the gear. 1LABL5 B, jSliips from. ‘Number. ! i Tonnage. ■ Number 1 By the | M.O.H. Inspected By the P.K.I. Number of ships reported as havd.ng had curing the voyage infectious diseases on ! board, ; {Foreign Ports. 11 1889 1 2 11 Nil, lCoastrm.se. i 6 809 ! - ± _ Nil „ j {_ T 17 [ 2696 I 2 12 Ni l B Section 111 - Character of shipping and trade during the_ gear. table c. Passenger Traffic — Nil. ( Principal IMPORTS - Tinber and Potash. Cargo Traffic. ( ( Principal EXPORTS ~ Craved. Principal Ports from which ships ar.*rive are in Sweden Finland and Belgiun. Se_ction IV Inland^ Barge Traffic» g Nil Section V - Water Supply * NO CHANGE. Section VI - Public Health (Ships) Regulations j! 952 * (l) List of Infected Areas. (Regulation 6) The World Health Organisation^ Weekly Epidemiological Record is received by the Medical Officer of Health. (2) - (5) NO CHANCE. Section VII .1 SnallpoXo (l) Name of Isolation Hospital to which Smallpox cases are sent from the district. Weyhill Hospital, Andover. (2) Arrangements for transport of such cases to that hospital. Dorset County Ambulance Service. (3) Names of Smallpox Consultants avaialble. Dr. E.J. Cordon Wallace, Weymouth, Dr. A.F. Turner and Dr. C. Hollins, Dorchestere (A) Facilities of Laboratory diagnosis of Smallpox. Suspected material is sent to - Virus Reference Laboratory, Central Public Health Laboratory, Colindale, Louden NUW.9. Tel, No. - CollindaJ.o 6041 • Section VI11 - Venereal Disease * NO CHANCE