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Erith 1943

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Erith]

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ARRANGEMENT OF REPORT. (continued)
Section Page
E 4. Sampling of MILK for Tubercle Bacilli 27
5. Designated Milk 28
6. Pood and Drugs Act Secs. 3 and 68
Routine Sampling 28
7. Inspection of Meat and Other Foods 28
8. Slaughter of Animals Act, 1933. 29
F SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA.
1. Sunitary Inspection of the .Area
(a) Visits by Inspectors, etc. 29
(b) Premises visited 29
(c) Summary of Nuisances 30
(d) orrensive Trades 30
(e) Closet Accommodation and Cesspools 30
(f) Smoke Abatement 30
(g) Swimming Baths and Pools 30
(h) Schools 31
(i) Camping Sites 31
(j) Hop Pickers 31
(k) Rag Flock Act 31
(l) Eradication of Bed Bugs 31
(m) Mosquitos 3l
(n) Roden Control 32
2. Housing.
(a) Inspection of dwellinghouses
during the year 32
(b) Remedy of defects found - 32
(c) Rent Restrictions Acts 33
3.Shops, Offices and Factories
(a) Shops Acts 33
(b) Offices 34
(c) Factories 34
(i) Inspections 34
(ii) Defects 34
4.General
(a) Health Education 34
" " 35
(b) Legislation in Force 36
G REFUSE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL.
1. General 36
2 Costs 36
3. Vehicles and Staff Table 1 36
4. Tonnage collected Table II 37
5. Trade Refuse 37
6. Salvage 38
H. General.
1. Letter by Medical Officer of Health 4
2. Members of Committees 6
3. Staff of Public Health Department 7