[Report 1937] / Medical Officer of Health, Llanelli / Llanelly Borough.

Llanelli (Wales). Borough Council.

Date:: 1937

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Credit: [Report 1937] / Medical Officer of Health, Llanelli / Llanelly Borough. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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f III.—SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY. (a) For the Port.—Town supply. (b) For Shipping.—Town supply. (c) Number of Water Boats and their Sanitary condition.—Nil. IV.—PORT SANITARY REGULATIONS, 1933. (1) Arrangements for dealing with Declarations of Health.— Issued to Masters b}' Customs Officers and returned duly completed to the Medical Officer of Health. (2) Boarding of Vessels on Arrival.—The time at the disposal of the Sanitary Inspector allows of the boarding of vessels not notified under heading (1), to a limited extent, as shown in Table A. Inspections are made by Sanitary Inspector in dock. (3) Notifications to the Authority of Inward Vessels requiring Special Attention (Wireless Messages, Land Signal Stations, Information from Pilots, Customs Officers, etc.)—Nil. (4) Mooring Stations designated under Article 10 :— (a) Within the Docks.—Their place of mooring, discharge or loading, or a position in the middle of the dock, moored to a buoy. (b) Outside the Docks.—Whitford Pool, subject to the ships being first boarded by the Customs Officers at the docks. (5) Particulars of any Standing Exemptions from the Provisions of Article 14.—None. (6) Experience of working of Article 16.—None. (7) What, if any, arrangements have been made for :— (a) Premises and waiting rooms for medical examinations.— None. (t) Cleansing and disinfection of shi s, persons and clothing and other articles.—Quarters fumigated, bedding and clothing steam disinfected—Town plant. (c) Premises for the temporary accommodation of persons for whom such accommodation is required for the puipose of the Regulations.—None. (a) Hospital accommodation available lor plague, cholera, yellow fever, small pox and other infectious diseases.—