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St Pancras 1918

Report of the Medical Officer of Health for the year 1918

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Table NO. 5,

Inspections and Re-inspections made by District Inspectors and temporary Women Inspectors and by Factory and Workshop (Male) Inspector during the year1918.

DUTIES AND PREMISES.Male Inspectors.Temporary Women Inspectors.total.
Inspections.Re-inspections.Inspections.Re-inspections.Inspections.Re-inspec-tions.
DISTRICT INSPECTORS.
Infectious Diseases—Inquiry, removal, disinfection, etc.186591186591
Subsequent sanitary inspection, etc.13356971335697
Complaints1709585417095854
Drainage—Undernotice. Plans, supervision, etc.18021851802186
Voluntary67912726791272
New Buildings62446244
Drain Tests228228
Yards of Mews and Stables261936261936
Housing, Town Planning, etc., Act, 1909: 17 (1).—
First Inspections57310005731000
Subsequent routine Inspections1362350713623507
Inspections ot registered tenement houses other than above4716047160
Other house-to-house Inspections
Visits to closed underground rooms784784
Smoke Shafts observed2222
Regulated Trades. Offensive Trades
Rag and Bone dealers
Other effluvia businesses3434
Inspections of Market Streets3838
Other Duties1526815268
Food Control522819522819
Totals127111435832007881591115146
FACTORY & WORKSHOP (MALE) INSPECTOR. Factories2812682(???)268
Laundries—factories11
Workshops3333
Bakehouses- Factories64736473
Workshops28420628 4206
Restaurant Kitchens155155
Other Workshops413145443145
Other Workplaces47714771
Other Duties348348
Food Control8929489294
Totals20648732064873