[Report 1943] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Barrow-in-Furness Port Medical Authority.

  • Barrow-in-Furness (England). Port Medical Authority.
Date:
1943
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Credit: [Report 1943] / Port Medical Officer of Health, Barrow-in-Furness Port Medical Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LIBRARY I 0.ft£Oaia3i¥^kj!?CUGH OF ^-S-Mhness. PORT SAI-^'IT/L^Y SURVEY, 1945. \ All permanent arrangements, as described in previous -Reports, for the conduct of Port Sanitary work were continued throughout the year. TABLE A. 1. AlvIOWT OF SHIPPING ENTERING THE PORT SAITITARY DISTRICT DURING THE YEAR 1943. No. of ships inspected. j ‘ Number rep or ted to be defec- tive. i ' Number of vessels on which defects were remedied. Number of vessels report ed as having or having had, during the voyage, infec- tious disease on board. 1 By the l^i'edical Officer of Health. 1 By the • Sanitary Inspector. 1 j 3 I 1 I ' 351 18 12 - TABLE B. XXXXXXXX7ZXZX TABLE G. Scabies. Five cases treated ashore at St. John’s First Aid Post. llalaria. One Naval Gunner removed to Naval Sick Bay. Four other cases. Two removed to Conishead Priory Emergency Hospital. Venereal Diseases. Thirteen cases notified on arrival. TABLE D. No cases of infectious diseases occurring on vessels during the voyage but disposed of prior to arrival were reported.