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Port of London 1946

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

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1. amount op shipping entering the port during the year, 1946.

table a.

NumberTonnageNumber inspectedNumber Reported to be DefectiveNumber of Vessels on Which Defects were ReportedNumber of Vessels on which Defecates were found and Reported to the Ministry of Transports Surveyorsnumber of Vessels Reported As Having Had During the Voyage, Infections Disease on Board.
By the Medical officer of healthBy the Sanitary Inspector
ForeignSteamers.3#233.7,471,2441,321494982779958104
Motor2,312.2,526,963.231
Sailing1
Fishing
TotalForeign5,545.9,998,206.1,553.4949827.799-515.104.
Coast WiseSteamers7001.6,61 6,067.1,546.206.156.51
Motor2,170.659,181
Sailing55 640,73598
Fishing
Total Coastwise9,727.7,3 15,981.1,644.206.15651
Total Foreign and Coastwise15,272.17,314, 1671,553.6,5931,033.955.109.104.

MEDICAL INSPECTION OP ALIENS.

Annual Return by the Medical Inspector of Aliens for the year ended 31st December,1946.

Totalnumber Inspected By the Medical InspectorNumber Subjected to detailed Examination by the Medical InspectorCertificates Issued.Trans: Migrants
Lunatic idiot ORDMUndesir Able for Medical ReasonsPhysically inspect iated.Suffering From acute Infectious Disease.Landing Necessary for Adequate Medical Examin ation
(a)Total Numberof Aliens LandingAt the Port.12,133.10,2631, 3381
(b)Aliens Refusedpermission to landby ImmigrationOfficer167.32.
(c)Transmigrants
Total Aliens Arriving at ThePort.12,30510,266.1,34-0.1.

Total number of vessels arriving carrying Alien passengers..763.
Number of vessels dealt with by the Medical Inspector 523.
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