[Report 1964] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Dartmouth and Totnes Port Health Authority.

  • Dartmouth and Totnes (Devon, England). Port Health Authority.
Date:
1964
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Credit: [Report 1964] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Dartmouth and Totnes Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SECTION X '• i Observation on ths Occurrence of Malaria in Ships NIL SECTION XI Measures taken against ships infested with, or suspected for Plafi-ue NIL SECTION XII Measures against Rodents in Ships from Foreign Ports 1. - Procedure for inspection of ships in Ports; Routine inspection of ships entering Port by Port Health Inspector. 2. - Arrangements for bacteri»>logical and pathological examination of rodents with special reference to rodent plague is carried out by the Public Health Laboratory at Exeter. , Number of rodents sent for examination diring the year NIL 3« - There are no arrangements in the District for de- ratting ships. 4« - Procedure in the rat proofing of ships - Nil. TABLE_E Rodents destroyed during the year in ships from foreign ports Category Number Black Rats NIL Brown Rats Species not known NIL Sent for examination NIL Infected with plague NIL NIL