[Report 1971] / Medical Officer of Health, River Blyth Port Health Authority.

  • River Blythe Port Health Authority
Date:
1971
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Credit: [Report 1971] / Medical Officer of Health, River Blyth Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    -/ LSELS ARRIVING FROM INFECTED OR SUSPECTED PORTS The following table gives the number of vessels boarded in Blyth by the Officers )f the Port Health Authority, on account of them coming directly or indirectly from Foreign Ports, infected or suspected of being infected with Cholera, Plague, Yellow Fever, Smallpox, Typhus Fever or Relapsing Fever. ] From Infected Ports to Blyth From Suspected Ports to Blyth ! Total Direct \ Indirect ; 1 Direct ; . Indirect i J anuary _ 1 T ~ I — February J ! 1 — March 1 \ 1 l *. — April _ i _ ] - 1 — May I ~ 1 ___ ' — June 1 1 1 1 _ — July , I i 1 .August _ 1 _ 1 “ — Sept ember 4 ~ ! ! ~ ! — 1 _ 1 October 1 1 ! i ! 1 __ J — i } November | — ! 1 — i 1 December t ! } 1 ~ ! — 1 _ 1 TOTALS:- 1 ! I ; i _ . — i t \ FOOD INSPECTION The principal Acts of Parliament and the Regulations affecting the work of the Authority are:- Local Government Act, 1933° Public Health Act, 1936. Public Health Officers (Port Health Districts) Regulations, 1959* Merchant Shipping (Crew Accommodation) Regulations, 1933° Dangerous Drugs Regulations, 1964* 18-