The Archive · 1938

Japanese Engineering Feat Praised

Repair of Hwainan Railway In Quick Time Tue Shanghai Municipal Council health report for the week ending midnight, July 16, shows that the total number of deaths from all causes amongst the foreign and Chi-mese population in the Settlement were—Foreigners 10 and Chinese 860. Deaths from notifiable diseases were—Foreigner Typhoid Fever 2, Tuberculosis 4, Chinese, Cholera 113; Typhoid Fever 62; Tuberculosis 36; Dysentery 14; Typhus Fen Beri-beri 6; Relapsing Fever 6; In fluenza 2; Malaria 2; Measles Choleraic Diarrhoea 2; Diphtheria, Cerebrospinal Fever, Paratyphoiá Fever, and Leprosy 1 each. Out of 704 cases notified, 516 have not proved to be genuine cholera yet.

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