Bubonic plague. : Memorandum on the treatment of patients in their own homes and in local hospitals / presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty.

  • Hong Kong.
Date:
1903
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Credit: Bubonic plague. : Memorandum on the treatment of patients in their own homes and in local hospitals / presented to both Houses of Parliament by command of Her Majesty. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service. The original may be consulted at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service.

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    She had 'been pregnant about four montlis and gave premature birth to a child] on the 5th June. 2J people occupied this floor. No further cases reported from them. Disinfected this floor by the usual process. Leung Lai, dd, M., boatman, No. 55, Third Street, 1st floor, reported sick on tlie (ith of fluiie. Sick since the 5th June. Not plague. Recovered. Wong King, 25, M., coolie, No. 40, Centre Street, 2nd floor, repoi-ted sick oii the Sth -hine. Sick since the 7th of dune. Not plague. Recovered. Man Ding, 55, M., coolie, INo. 70, vSecond Street, ground floor, reported sick the 11th of June. Sick since the 9th June, and died on the 17th of June. Not plague. Soo Ki, 57, M., rattan worker. No. 0, Tak Sing Lane, 2iid door, reported sick on 10th June. Sick since the 7th June, andi died on the 14th of June. Plague. This man had been working at No. 10, Torcin Street up to the 5th of June, when he re- moved to No. 6, Tak Sing Lane. Occupants resided on this floor. No further case® were reported from them. Chi Yiug Cheong, 2, M., child. No. 60, Third Street, 1st floor, reported sick the Idth June; took sick the same day' as reported, died the 15th of June. Plague. Was not moved to hospital but nursed by the mother. 14 people occupied this floor. No further cases reported from them. Disinfected this floor by usual process. Rung Chi Wo, 20, P., broom maker. No. 30, Third Street, 1st floor, took sick and reported on tlic 14th June; died on the 15th June. Plague. 13 persons resided on this floor. Dis- infected by usual process. No further cases reported from this floor. Chan Pui, 16, M., cook. No. 99, Third Street, ground floor, rcpoi'ted dead on the 17th June. On the 16th of June he came from No. 120, HollyAvood Road, where he had been employed, to visit one of the inmates of the above addreiss ; while there he took sick and died. Plague. 10 persons resided on this floor. Disinfected by the usual process. No further cases reported from this floor. Yuen Fai, 26, M., coolie. No. 52, Third Street, 1st floor, re- ported sick on the 19th June. Took sick on the 18th June, and eventually re'eovered'. Plague. 21 persons resided on this floor. No further cases repoitedi from them. Disinfected house by the usual process. Lo Nam, 1, M., child. No. 1, Kwok Yin Fong, 1st floor, reported dead 24th June. Sick since the 21st June. Not plague. Lai Hing, 50, M., coolie. No. 50, Third Street, 1st floor, reported sick on the 27th June. Sick since the 26th of June,