[Report 1962] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Colchester Port Health Authority.

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

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    (/ C'2.7 COLCHESTER (COLCHSSTaR DIVISION) PORT HEALTH AUTHORITY. Annual Report of jihe. QfficQ^ of Health for 19^2. Table A Staff i No changes Section 1. Table B Shipping entering the Port dviring the year. -T m Inspected by P^_ Port Health Inspector 236 38482 Hil 6 2524 215231 Ml 88 W60 '253^13 Nri 94™ Ships from Foreign Ports Coastwise Ho. having had infectious disease on board = Ml. Table C Passenger traffic inward and outward = Nil. Cargo traffic s Principal imports 5 Clay5 coal5 timber, petrol. Corn, vegetables, and fertilizers. Principal exports 1 Gravel, sand, flo^ur and scrap iron. Principal Ports from v/hich ships arrive s- London, Newcastle, Fur (Denmark) Miscellaneous ports in Holland, Finland, Sweden, Norway and Belgium. Sections 4 to 8 inclusive s As previously. Table D Section 9 Nil throughout. Sections 10, 11, and 12, As in 1960 - no changes. -Table E Nil throughout. Table F. As for 1960c Table G. Section 13® Inspection of ships for nuisances. Nature of Inspection No. l?a^ufory ^^Mormal Result of serving notice. For sanitary defects 94 Nil 8 Cleaning and repairs carried out Rat infestation 94 Ml Nil Water Boats 1 Nil Ml General remarks s , „ , , . , , , . absence of adequate sanitary accommodation continues to be the main defect encountered, but the position continues to improve, particularly in connection v;ith the barge trade. John D. Kershaw, M.D., B.P.H., Port Medical Officer of Health, 20th. March, 1963.