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City of London 1918

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

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TABLE XIV.

Plmonary Tuberculosis.

Date.Name of Vessel, Port of Registry, and Official No.Where from.No. of Cases.How dealt with.
1918.
Jan. 8s.s. "Mandingo," of LiverpoolSierra Leone1Proceeded home.
„24s.s. "Novara"Calcutta2Ditto.
Feb. 11s.s. "Kenilworth Castle"Durban2Ditto.
April 6s.s. "Lycaon," of Liverpool, 135.467.Yokohama3Ditto.
„6s.s. "Mahratta," of Liverpool, 140,545.Calcutta1Landed at Colombo.
„ 15s.s. "Gaika"Beira1Died, and body buried at sea. Sent to hospital in London.
May 19s.s. "Clan Macfadyen"Alexandria1
June 5s.s. "Seangbee"Bombay1Proceeded home.
„ 6Training Ship "Cornwall," Purfleet1Isolated in tent ashore.
„ 7s.s. "Nagoya" of Greenock, 135,323.Bombay1Isolated on board.
July 5s.s. "Umtali," of London, 105,810.Freetown1Proceeded home.
„ 10s.s. "Clan Mackinnon," of Glasgow, 115,746.Calcutta1Landed at Colombo.
„ 17H.M.S. "Wyncote"Philadelphia1Removed to Naval Hospital.
Aug. 2s.s. "City of Karachi"Cape Town1Proceeded home.
„ 8s.s. "Merkara"Calcutta1Died on board.
„ 27s.s. "Highland Loch," of London, 129,182.Buenos Ayres1Removed to hospital at Leytonstone.
„ 27s.s. "Campos"1Remained on board.
Sept. 4s.s. "Highland Piper"Buenos Ayres1Died, and body buried at sea. Military case.
„ ios.s. "Titan"Baltimore].
„ 26s.s. "Seangbee"1Removed to Seamen's Hospital, Greenwich.
„ 27Barge "Good Templar"Rochester1Remained on board.
„ 27s.s. "Michigan"Montreal1Died on board.
Oct. 4s.s. "Ulimaroa"WellingtonMilitary cases.
„23 „28s.s. "Junin," of Liverpool s.s. "Dunbridge"Bahia Blanea Montreal1 1Removed to Seamen's Hospital, Greenwich. Died on board.
„31s.s. "Glenavy,"of GlasgowShanghai1Proceeded home.
Dec. 2s.s. "Manhattan"Baltimore1Ditto.
„5s.s. "Highland Loch"Buenos Ayres4Ditto.
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