[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Port of London] page 20

City of London 1972

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

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SECTION XIII INSPECTION OF SHIPS FOR NUISANCES TABLE G

Inspections and Notices
Number of vessels visited by Port Health Inspectors	10,951
Number of vessels on which sanitary defects were found, and details reported to the
Master, Owners and/or Board of Trade	59
Number of Statutory Notices served	-
Number of Informal Notices served	20
Number of vessels on which sanitary defects were remedied	59

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Summary of Structural and other Defects

Nature of Inspection	No. of Defects
Inadequate Ventilation	2
Defective Lighting — Natural	-
— Artificial	2
Defective or Insufficient Heating	1
Dampness - Condensation	1
— Leaking Decks	2
- Leaking Ports, Decklights etc.	2
— Leaking Sideplates	—
- Leaking Hawse or Chain Pipes	_
- Defective or Obstructed Floor Drainage	10
- Water lodging on top of Peak Tanks	—
Defective — Bulkheads	4 '
— Floors	12
- Doors	1
- Chain Pipes	—
— Bunks	—
— Clothes Lockers	1
- Food Lockers	5
- Food Storage	15
- Cooking Arrangements	21
Defective or Unclean Drinking Water Storage	5
Water Closets — Obsolete	—
— Defective	6
— Foul or Choked	13
- Inadequate Flush	4
Wash Basins - Defective	7
- Foul	10
Neglected Paintwork or Distemper	9
Absence of Washrooms	—
of Messrooms	—
Misappropriation of Crew Spaces	2
Verminous Quarters	196
Miscellaneous	22
TOTAL	353

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General Summary Analysis of the Sanitary Inspections, etc. in the Port of London for the year ended 31st December, 1972.