[Report 1919] / Medical Officer of Health, Cardiff Port Sanitary Authority.

  • Cardiff Port Sanitary Authority (Cardiff, Wales) n 2006181154.
Date:
1919
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Credit: [Report 1919] / Medical Officer of Health, Cardiff Port Sanitary Authority. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    12 Tabic shewing the number of cases of disease dealt with during the 3'car as having occurred on board ship during the voyage o:^ during the vessel's stay in port :— TABLE IV. .VTE . XAME OF SHIP 019. ; AN!> XATIOXALITV. s.s. “ Beacon Grange (British) WHERE FROM AXD XATURE OF SICKXESS. Dakar via (dierbourg (Typhoid Fever) particulars. The Officer in charge reported on arrival in Roatl, Dock that the Master, D.y., 40 years, was ill oi; board. He was medically e.\'amined and found to be suffering from Typhoid Fever. He was forth- with removed to hos])ita! ; his effects and bert’. disinfected. Also reported that two members d crew were landed ami left in hos])ital at Cdierbour. on December 11th, 1918, suffering from Typhoid Fever. Water tanks emptied and cleansed a* this Port. () I s.s. “ Calabria ” ... Rotterdam (Swedish) (Influenza) s.s. “ Hortense Lea (Norwegian) Rouen (Typhoid Fever) s.s. “ War Prophet ” j At Glasgow (British) \ (Chicken Pox) 15 s.s. “ Breslau ; (British) The Master reported on arrival in East Bute Door. Basin, that J.R., A.B. was ill on board. He. was medically attended and found to be sufferirig from Influenza. His berth was afterwards cho infected. ...I Notification’ received from the Seamen’s Hospitd«A that H. J., 27 3'ears, a fireman, was suffering frovA Typhoid Fever. His effects, also l)edding fronitkfc. Hospital were disinfected. Vessel sailed ])rcviow.6 to receiving notification. Intimation received from the Seamen’s HospiKcL that W.F., 22 3’ears, a fireman, was suffering frorto Cdiicken Pox. He was forthwith removed to iKji- Chty fSanatorium. Patient left his shi]) at Glasecr-O and staj'ed at a boarding-house in Cardiff. His effects were collected for disinfection. St. Malo (Scarlet Fever) I 2-1 ■ s.s. “ Madawaska ” (British) 24 s.s. “ Tiara ” (British) Rotterdam (Pneumonia) London (Pneumonia) The Master reported that, A.E., 19 years, Iffess Pocvn-v Steward, ivas ill on board. He was mcdic'all«.j attended, and found to be suffering from Scarlcv Fever. He was forthwith removed to the Sanatorium. His berth and effects were disjA'- fected. The Master reported that H.F., 20 A ears, A.B., vat 111 onboard. He was removed to the Seamen’s Hos- pital, and found to be suffering from Pneumoni;'.. Intimation received from Seamen's Hospital, tV^t R.C., 45 years, A.B., who vas admitted fre^A Sailors’ Home on January Kith, was suffering fit!.A<v Pneumonia, and he died the following dav. 27 s.s. “ Onsala ” (Swedish) Rouen [nfluenza) The Master reported that J.D., 33 years, StcvftTd was ill on board. He was medically attended found to be suffering from Pneumonia. His liKS-r'fK, was afterwards disinfected.