[Report 1944] / Medical Officer of Health, Dover Town and Port.

  • Dover (England). Town and Port Council.
Date:
1944
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Credit: [Report 1944] / Medical Officer of Health, Dover Town and Port. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    0 -i o Number and Nature' of Inspections Hu':: ig the year# Nature- Inspections and Visits- Dwelling Houses 5216 Bakehouses 118 Fried Fish Shops 68 Places where food is sold or prepared 763 Cowsheds and Dairies 90 Common Lodging Houses 6 Marine Stores 4 Infectious Disease Inquiries 54 Factories 65 Miscellaneous 2574 6938 Number of Notices served during tho year. Informal Notices 510 Statutory Notices (Public Health Acts) 72 382 Result of Service of Notices, Notices actually served during 1944 382 Notices standing over from 1943 18 400 Total Notices complied with 296 Notices standing over at the end of 1944 104 400 Conditions Remedied. Defective drainage repaired 82 Defective Sanitary Conveniences remedied 67 Structural repairs executed - Roofs 16 Floors 87 w „ Walls and ceilings 16 Want of Cleanliness 9 Want of Ventilation 2 Defective Sanitary Fittings repaired 6 Nuisances from dampness remedied 4 Defective pacing repaired 2 Offensive accumulations removed 8 Dangerous structures 3 Miscellaneous matters dealt with 39 341 Offensive Trades: Premises registered for the purpose of Offensive Trades are:- Rag and Bone Dealers 3 „ Common Lodging Houses: There is one registered Common Lodging House m me .Borough, No special action was necessary during the year# -12-