[Report 1946] / School Medical Officer of Health, Exeter.

  • Exeter (England). City Council
Date:
1946
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Credit: [Report 1946] / School Medical Officer of Health, Exeter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    2. Cases in which Defects were found :— No. of cases in wh fou] ich defects were ud. No. of cases in which prosecutionsi were instituted. Referred Particulars. Found. i Re- medied. To H.M. In- spector. By H.M. In. spectbr Want of cleanliness (S. 1) 9 8 — — —‘ Overcrowding (S. 2) 1 — 1 — — Unreasonable tempera- ture (S. 3) 2 1 —— — * Inadequate ventilation (S. 4) 1 1 — —— ■ Ineffective drainage of floors (S. 6) 1 1 — — — Sanitary Conveniences (S. 7) (a) Insufficient o 2 — — {b) Unsuitable or de- fective 23 22 — 2 — (c) Not separate for sexes 1 1 — — — Other offences (not in- cluding offences rela- ting to home work) _ 3 — Total 40 36 4 2 — Fried Fish Shops. i Number of fried fish shops in district 2t Number of inspections made 5' Number of contraventions found ‘ Number of contraventions remedied ‘ Ice Cream Vendors. During the year we endeavoured to improve the places when ice cream is manufactured. The response of the traders wai satisfactory but, again, the usual shortages prevented any earl} improvement. Two traders, who were prepared to carry ou all our suggestions in the adaption of buildings, were refused th( necessary licences by the Regional Officer of the Ministry o Works. Three traders have agreed to instal steam sterilising equipment when it is available.