[Report 1962] / Medical Officer of Health, Blaenavon U.D.C.

  • Blaenavon (Wales). Urban District Council.
Date:
1962
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Credit: [Report 1962] / Medical Officer of Health, Blaenavon U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The public vaccination clinic was ooenod on tni „ cj.l , . . five from 10.0 a.«. until 7.45 ^During S’-period th^ *M very good and some 2,700 persons were vaccinate? n„f t J bhe response ws who wore elegiblo. & tote estxnatod 4,000 district and it is felt that the good rcLB5/t„ !i' • 1 3ht ln the offered immediately on the appearance of he fi^t ^ch v,as j district, may have been instrumental in container Jh Xlnf,eotlon ln the] public vaccination clinics were held at later ,!„tf *1 out^?e9k- further to complete their vaccination course to do so and Ihtl 6nabl%those ^^uirin attended, , so and these were fairly well The matter of water supply to the di ^ n +• v 1.1 quantity and quality continues to give grave conr^ ^ r!gJrds adequacy ir years and the picture for 1962 as Erhown'in- Tabic xxi haS;5done over nar once again the unsatisfactory baoterioloH ™ 2 page 2Zf indicates potential danger to public health. We cfnnot feal^o °f °?r SUpply’ and until all of our public supplies are treated bv th ab°ut the position ensure a pure supply bacteriolo-icallv -nd « Ju he Host modern metho.ds to boiling notices to sections of thp +- Y “ obviate the need for issuing inadequately treated water supplies his onl^S* Th° grave danSer of us too vividly in the Zermatt affair. y recently been brought home to j much inconvenience to householdersHin^ecent^ ~t0Wn'S water mains has causei Consultant Engineers have prepared , years,. but the Council's -ins to replace these ver^ claying of new