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Hospital staff disinfecting patients during the outbreak of bubonic plague in Karachi, India. Photograph, 1897.
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- 1897
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Credit: Hospital staff disinfecting patients during the outbreak of bubonic plague in Karachi, India. Photograph, 1897.
Credit: Wellcome Collection.
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
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Karachi is a port in the province of Sind (subsequently in Pakistan) It was placed in quarantine in 1882, during the outbreak of bubonic plague which spread from Bombay. The Plague Committee consisted mostly of volunteers, who were organised into parties and were responsible for the segregation and inoculation of various districts
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In the disinfecting tub
Publication/Creation
1897
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1 photograph : photoprint, albumen ; sheet 15.2 x 19.4 cm
Reference
Wellcome Library no. 30097i
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Photograph probably by Jalbhoy, R.
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- English
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