[Report 1972] / Medical Officer of Health, Dover Port Health Authority.

  • Dover (England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1972
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Credit: [Report 1972] / Medical Officer of Health, Dover Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Aliens’ Nurses:- Mrs. A.L. Brothwell, S.R.N. Mrs. J. Burgess, S.E.N. Mrs. F.M. Lamoon, S.E.N. Mrs. B. Slater, S.R.N. Mrs. W.M. Betts, S.E.N. (we.f. 1st Dec. 1 S?72) Sessional Relief Nurses:- * Mrs. H.P. Kelt, S.E.N. Miss L.A. Wells, S.E.N. * since withdrawn from panel 3. ion of Work: To ensure full cover of all incoming services at the Eastern Docks nursing attendance over the twenty-four hour period is now maintained through- out the year and necessitated the appointment of a fifth nurse to the permanent staff. The nursing staff at the Eastern Docks are now also supplied frith equipment connecting them to the Do*rer Harbour Board Police communications system and immediate contact with the duty nurse is now possible in emergency. OTHERWISE NO CHANGE 4. Nature and Amount of Aliens Traffic: Number of aliens arriving at the Port and of those seen by the Medical Inspector:- Year: Total Aliens: Medically Examined: Reports 1970 958,666 5,821 47 1971 1,014,434 4,018 31 1972 1 ,042,567 2,167 45 Categ ;ories in which aliens were examined; 1. Holding Ministry of Labour Permits 1,466 2. Intending to make their home in the United Kingdom ... 607 3. Visitors ... 89 4. Business Visitors ... ... - 5. Returning Residents ... 5 6. Aliens in transit - 7. Other ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... - Total 2,167 The certificates issued to the Immigration Officer numbered 45, 49 of the aliens concerned being refused permission to land.