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Fulham 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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95.

The following articles were disinfected at the Council's Disinfecting Station:—

Articles.From private houses.From institutions.Total.
Beds6914695
Mattresses82689915
Palliasses3434
Spring beds44
Pillows19731452118
Cushions364—364
Bolsters672—672
Blankets21174652582
Sheets14781071585
Covers287—287
Counterpanes64719666
Curtains135—135
Carpets274—274
Hearth rugs536—536
Articles of clothing26923793071
Eiderdowns207—207
Sundries63964703
13576127214848

Sanitary Inspection of the District—The following inspections of dwelling-houses were made during 1928 by the District Sanitary Inspectors:—

Cause.Premises inspected
*In consequence of complaint2,443
In consequence of infectious disease1,144
House-to-house inspection277
Re-inspections14,744

The following notices were served:—

Imitation notices.Statutory notices.
Number served.Number complied with up to 31st December, 1928.Number served.Number complied with up to 31st December, 1928.
2,1721,925511448
* This number includes houses reported as insanitary by Tuberculosis Nurses, Health Visitors, etc.