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Chislehurst 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chislehurst]

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DIPHTHERIA IMMUNISATION.
The Council has established a Diphtheria Immunisation
Clinic, and sessions have been held during the year at the
Council Offices, Sidcup Place, Sidcup.

The following is a statement of the work carried out during the year:

Number of .sessions held51
New crises: Number found susceptible211
Number found not susceptible18
Total-229
Number found not susceptible163
Number found susceptible (re-immunised)6
Total-169
Subsequent attendances806
Total attendances1,204

The Health Visitor paid 49 visits in connection with cases
attending this Clinic.
DRAINAGE.
Practically the whole of the District is drained to the public
sewers. Sewage outfall facilities are provided by the West
Kent Joint Sewerage Board.
During the year the following new sewers were laid:
Approximately 2.44 miles of new sewers.
Approximately 1.15 miles of surface water sewer.
The approximate number of each type of closet in use at
the end of the year was:
Water closets draining into sewers 19,439
Water closets draining into cesspools 322
Earth closets or privy middens 5
Pail closets 53

SANITARY STATISTICS.

No. of Houses connected to the sewerNo. of Houses not connected to sewersNo. of Houses not provided with a piped water supplyNo. of wells still in use for purpose of domestic supply
194393802422

SANITARY CONVENIENCES.

W.C.'sPan or Pail ClosetsMidden Privies and for Earth ClosetsAshpits separate from Midden Privi9sCesspools
No. ofNo. of houses into
19439535Nil258322