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City of London 1915

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

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TABLE XIX. (Miners' Phthisis.)

Date.Name of Vessel, Port of Registry, and Official Number.Where from.No. of Cases.How dealt with.
1914. Feb. 15s.s. " Llandovery Castle," of London, 135,302.MombasalLanded at Plymouth.
Mar. 13s.s. " Dover Castle," of London, 118,409.Durban1Ditto.
„ 24s.s. " Balmoral Castle," of London, 129,074.Cape Town2Allowed to proceed home.
Apl. 17s.s. " Saxon," of London, 112,713 -Do.3Ditto.
June 3s.s. " Balmoral Castle," of London, 129,074.Durban2Landed at Plymouth.
Nov. 27s.s. "Saxon," of London, 112,713 -Do.2Left vessel in London.
Total11

TABLE XX.

Tuberculosis (other than Pulmonary).

Date.Name of Vessel, Port of Registry, and Official Number.Where from.No. of Cases.How dealt with.
1915. June 16s.s. "Sebek," of Liverpool, 129,034.Port Sudan1Allowed to proceed home
,, 19s.s. "Tagus," of London, 110,197.Colon1Ditto
,, 19s.s. "Morvada," of Glasgow, 136,319.Calcutta1Ditto
August 24s.s. "Highland Laddie," of London, 129,082.Buenos Ayres1Ditto
Sept, 23s.s. "Corinthic," of Liverpool, 115,296.Wellington1Ditto
Oct. 25s.s. " Miltiades," of Aberdeen, 118,179.Sydney1Died on Board.
Total6