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City of London 1902

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London]

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APPENDIX H.— continued.

Date.Name of Vessel.Port of Registry and Official No.Where from and date.Disease.Date of Attack.Probable source of Infection.Remarks.
1902. Sept. 1s.s. RescueLondon, 102,8241902. London, 1st Sept.Small-pox1902. 24th Aug.(?) LondonInmate of Gravesend Sanatorium.
„ 1s.s. Oriental -Greenock, 93,210Bombay, 9th Aug.Adenitis -14th „(?)Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital with effects.
„ 2s.s. City of CorinthGlasgow, 108,758Calcutta, 1st Aug.Do.17th „(?)One man with bubo and two contacts were landed at Moses Wells on 20th Aug., 1902. Crew landed and vessel and effects disinfected at Moses Wells.
„ 15s.s. Kronos -West Hartlepool, 67,527Sunderland, 13th Sept.Small-pox12th Sept.Previous case (see 31st Aug., 1902).Removed to Port Sanitary Hospital with effects. Vaccination offered to crew and refused.
„ 15s.s. Australasian-Aberdeen, 88,859Sydney, via Cape Town, 11th July.Enteric Fever4 th „South AfricaDied 8th September, and buried at sea. Effects destroyed.
„ 16Shaftesbury Training Ship, lyingoff Grays -Diphtheria1 1th „(?)Removed to Infirmary on shore, and thence to Eastern Fever Hospital at Homerton, No disinfection necessary.
„ 16s.s. Yarmouth BelleLondon, 108,358Plying between Yarmouth and London.Scarlet Fever10th „(?)Removed to Metropolitan Asylums Board's Hospital from Seamen's Hospital. Effects removed to Port Sanitary Hospital for disinfection.
„ 22Arethusa Training Ship, lyingoff GreenhitheDo.26th Aug.(?)Removed to ship's Hospital on shore. Sick bay disinfected.
„ 23Worcester Training Ship, lyingoff GreenhitheDo.20th Sept.(?)Removed to hospital ship " Egidia." Sick bay disinfected.
,, 15s.s. GalicianSouthampton, 113,334Cape Town, 30th Aug.Do.13th „(?)Removed to Metropolitan Asylums Board's Hospital.
„ 30s.s. Oria - -Hull, 95,825Palermo, 18th Sept.Enteric Fever27th „MessinaRemoved to Port Sanitary Hospital with effects.
Oct. 4s.s. Avoca -(Transport Hospital Ship)Glasgow, 98,663Cape Town, 10th Sept,Do.- -South Africa83 convalescent patients embarked at Cape Town, and on 1st Oct., 1902, one of the patients had a relapse and was landed at Southampton.