[Report 1968] / Medical Officer of Health, Ipswich Port Health Authority.

Ipswich (England). Port Health Authority.

Date:: 1968

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Credit: [Report 1968] / Medical Officer of Health, Ipswich Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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SECTION IX - CASESOFNOTIFIABLE AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES ON SHIPS TABLE D Category Disease No. of cases during the year No. of Ships concerned Passengers Crew Cases landed from ships from Foreign Ports None None None None Cases which have occurred on ships from Foreign Ports but have been disposed of before arrival Tubercu- losis None 1 1* Cases landed from other ships None None None None ♦The cabin concerned was disinfected and the remainder of the Crew sent for chest X-ray. SECTION X - OBSERVATIONS ON THE OCCURRENCE OF MALARIA IN SHIPS No cases have occurred. SECTION XI - MEASURES TAKEN AGAINST SHIPS INFECTED WITH OR SUSPECTED FOR PLAGUE No ships infected with, or suspected for Plague, have arrived. SECTION XII - MEASURES AGAINST RODENTS IN SHIPS FROM FOREIGN PORTS No change RODENTS DESTROYED DURING THE YEAR IN SHIPS FROM FOREIGN PORTS Table E Nil TABLE F DE-RATTING CERTIFICATES AND DE-RATTING EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE3ISSUED DURING THE YEAR FOR SHIPS FROM FOREIGN PORTS Ipswich is not an approved port.