The Archive · 1937

Sixteen in Nanking

Nanking. Sept. 10.

Sixteen cases of cholera, two of them fatal, have been discovered so far among War refugees from Shanghai, Dr. J. Hong Liu, director of the National Health Administration reported to-day.

This was the first time in the last five years, Dr. Liu said, that the disease has broken out in the capital.

As a preventive measure, Dr. revealed that he had already requested the Nanking-Shanghai Railway officials to put all passengers from Shanghai, especially war refugees, in quarantine before bringing them to Nanking.—Central News.

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