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City of London 1961

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

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FRESH WATER SAMPLE TOTALS & PERCENTAGES - 1961

DirtyUnfitSuspic.Unsat.Satis.GoodExcell.
51Hydrants00204243
44Standpipes00001142
123Hose Ends0027171483
218Samples00472217168
%001.83.210.17.877.1
95%

FRESH WATER SAMPLES - SUMMARY - 1961

HYDRANTSSTANDPIPESDELIVERY HOSE ENDSTOTALS
DirtyUnfitSu spic.Unsat.Satis.GoodExcell.DirtyUnfitSuspic.Unsat.Satis.GoodExcell.DirtyUnfitSuspic.Unsat.Satis.GoodExcell.
Victoria Dock0000006000000000004i718
Royal Albert Dock0000111200000000014652656
King George V Dock00000010000000001224313
Tilbury Dock00000113000011150001322966
Surrey Dock00000000000000000020911
West India Docks0000100000000-24000000126
Regents Canal Dock0000000000000000000257
London Docks0000004000000000000015
River Districts0010002000000300000017
Isle of Grain Area0010205000000000000019
TOTALS00204243000011420027171483218
TANKS
Water Boats i00000099
GRAND TOTAL227

SECTION VI - PUBLIC HEALTH (SHIPS) REGULATIONS, 1952
1. List of Infected Areas (Regulation 6) — No change.
2. Radio Messages — No change.
3. Notification otherwise than by Radio (Regulation 14(l)(b)) — No change.
4. Mooring Stations (Regulations 22 to 30) — No change.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH (SHIPS) AMENDMENT REGULATIONS, 1961
These regulations which came into operation on 17th January, 1961 amend the Public Health
(Ships) Regulations, 1952 and 1954. The principal amendments are as follows:—
(a) The definition of "excepted port" is extended to include any coastal port in the Federal
Republic of Germany or in Italy. Ships coming from excepted ports are not required to
comply with certain requirements of the regulations unless the port medical officer considers
that compliance is necessary on account of danger to public health.
(b) The reference to the International Sanitary Regulations is altered to take account of
amending regulations adopted by the World health Assembly since the main regulations
were adopted in 1951.
(c) The exemption for ships forming part of the armed forces of certain countries is extended
to include ships of the armed forces of any Commonwealth country and any other country
to which the Visiting Forces Act, 1952, has been applied.
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