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1. War damaged premises,
(a) Repairs to drains and sanitary arrangements.
(b) The examination of food stocks damaged or rendered unfit for
human consumption, and their disposal by salvage operations as far as
possible.
2. The adaptation of requisitioned premises for rehousing in accordance
with Ministry of Health Circulars 2845 and 80S.
3. Civilian war deaths.
An additional inspector, Mr. F. Nau, was appointed to augment this
work, and commenced duties in March.
The bare war-time standard of repair achieved during the war years
was further reduced following the ravages caused by flying bombs and
rocket incidents, and the pooling of building labour for war damage repairs
Prevailing arrangements for the treatment and disposal of foodstuffs in
case of contamination by war gases were maintained.