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Surbiton 1953

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Surbiton]

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DIPHTHERIA IMMUNISATION.

Children treated at Clinics.Children treated by General Practitioners
Primary immunisations350445
Re-inforcement doses130104

The division into children of school age and those under is:-

Children of School ageChildren under School age.
Primary immunisations129666
Re-inforcement doses2331

The following table shows the number of immunisations carried out during the year 1944 to 1953.

YearImmunisationsRe-inforcements.
1944196-
1945326-
1946696-
1947482104
1948812148
1949740449
1950709407
1951763816
1952613325
1953795234

VACCINATION.

The number of vaccinations carried out in the Borough by the General Practitioners and doctors at the clinics are as follows:-

VaccinationsRe-vaccinations.
Clinic doctors1711
General Practitioners446225

SANITARY CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE AREA.
The water throughout the district is furnished by the
Metropolitan Water Board, and is a constant supply of excellent
quality. Monthly reports by the Board are supplied giving details
of their chemical and bacteriological examinations.
PUBLIC CLEANSING.
Refuse end Salvage Collection.
The rate of the collection of refuse and salvage, except when
Bank Holidays interfered with collection, was maintained at once in
every seven days.
Cessoool Emptying.
On request cesspools are emptied by the Council and others
are done by private contract.
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