Investigations are being. conducted by the Bureau of Public Satet of the Shanghai Hsien into the al-Jeged attack on a police station in Minghong village about 40 wounded oldiers. Aosarding to se: ports, the wounded soldiers staying Jar the Bist Red Cross Hospital in he village suddenly rushed into the First Station of the Public Safety Bureau and smethed, the furni injured the police inspector, anc seized seven rifles and several hun~ dred rounds of ammunition. to reports of the tine Service, the authorities start ed the anti-cholera work from April 1, 1931, and in addition to wall posters, health notices and public lectures, used two motor cars carrying the' necessary staff and equip-tment for mass vac jon. Altogether 63,874 injections were given.
'The Shanghai Municipal Council health authorities, the reports continued, carried on its work in the usual' way through its many stations, where lectures were given, vaccinations performed and notices al their share in advising the' displayed. The sanitary inspectors
Public to be inoculated while on their routine duties. A new feature lust year was the presence of three white-painted cars, fitied with vacfeination materials, whicn traversed the different places to invite the people to receive free protection. The work started on May 1, and by the end of October last, ' 162,939 vaccinations had been performed.
The Health Bureau of Greater Shanghai, according to the reports, sent out last year ton teams to perform the mass inocul: each under a medical officer, one fourth year medical Emphasis were laid upon the poorer inhabitants of mud-huts and river population, factory workors and their families, studonta, travellers by "ye In regard to plans for this year, the meeting resolved to carry on the work of the Central Cholera Bu-eau, with its office in that of the Quarantine Service, for receiving and distributing reports upon Cho-lora cases and for ce-ordination efforts of the various forces. was also resolved to appoint a committee of five to do the epidemiological study and joint propaganda. work, Dr. L. K. Woo, of the Greater Shanghai Bureau of Health, report ed that, as in previous em:
Would be laid this year by his Bu upon the poorer inhabitants in connection with mass inoculation as it was chiefly through these inhabitants ReMi cee pea agreed by the meeting that the three health authorities should inoculate at least one million people this year.
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