Researches on the bacteriological diagnosis of cholera, carried out by medical officers of the sanitary, maritime and quarantine council of Egypt, under the direction of Marc Armand Ruffer.

  • Ruffer, Marc Armand.
Date:
1907
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Credit: Researches on the bacteriological diagnosis of cholera, carried out by medical officers of the sanitary, maritime and quarantine council of Egypt, under the direction of Marc Armand Ruffer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The following table gives the port of departure of the ships and the origin of the water containing these vibrios. TABLE V. Date of arrival at Port-Said. Name of Ship. Flag. Port of departure. Origin of drinking water. Observations. .Tuly 15.0o. Clan- Ronalcl. Bri- tish. Liverpool. Glasgow. In a preceding journey, the ship sailed from Cal- cutta and called at Port- Said on Mav 12th. 05. Aug:. 22.05. Torbryan. » Swansea. Swansea. Usually runs between Yokohama & Singapore. Sept.. 22.05. Benarty. » Colombo. Colombo. Usually sails to Japan, calling at Yokohama, Sin- gapore, Bombay, Colombo. Sept. 26.05. Knowsley Hall. ' >» Karachi. Colombo. Karachi. Oeto. 19.05. Congo. French Alexandria. Alexandria. Runs between Marseil- les, Alexandria, Port-Said and Beyrouth. Had not crossed Suez Canal for many years. Oeto. 20.05. Vesta Rus- sian. Odessa. Constanti- nople. Runs between Odessa. Constantinople, Smyrna, Beyrouth, Jaffa, Port-Said, Alexandria. The ship had not been through the Suez Canal in 1905.