[Report 1963] / Medical Officer of Health, River Tees Port Health Authority.

  • River Tees Port Health Authority
Date:
1963
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Credit: [Report 1963] / Medical Officer of Health, River Tees Port Health Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SECTION XIV.—PUBLIC HEALTH (SHELL-FISH) REGULATIONS 1934 and 1948. No Change. SECTION XV—MEDICAL INSPECTION OF ALIENS. 1. List of Medical Inspectors of Aliens holding Warrants of Appointment : Dr. Eric C. Downer, Medical Officer of Health (deceased). Dr. R. Taylor, Deputy Medical Officer of Health. Dr. J. E. H. Tullis, Senior Assistant Medical Officer of Health. Dr. Janet B. Patterson do. 2. List of other staff engaged in the work—None. 3. Organisation of Work : The Port Medical Officer is notified of all alien passengers, including stowa¬ ways arriving in the Port and arrangements are made for a medical officer to examine them on board before they are allowed to disembark. 4. Nature and amount of aliens traffic : The majority of alien passengers arriving in the Port are pleasure visitors to this Country, chiefly from the Scandinavian countries. Stowaways occasionally arrive from West African ports. The total number of alien passengers arriving in the Port during the year was 507. 5. Accommodation for medical inspection and examination : Aliens are generally examined on board, but accommodation is available at the Health Department, 26, Southfield Road, if it should be required. COMMONWEALTH PASSENGERS ARRIVING AND LEAVING THE PORT DURING THE PERIOD 1st JULY, to 31st DECEMBER, 1963. Arriving at the Port .. .. 10 Departures .. .. .. 5 SECTION XVI.—MISCELLANEOUS. Arrangements for the burial on shore of persons who have died on board ship from infectious disease :
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