The Archive · 1938

Suspected Cholera Case

Shanghai, July 12.

'Mrs. Yukiko Yokota, wife of Dr. Hrolehi Yokota, a dentist with emees fat 1131 North Szechuen Road, was transferred to the Shanghai Muni cipal Council's Isolation Hospital yesterday. after physicians at the litle of the Japanese Residents' Corporation had diagnosed her illness as feholera, the Japanese press reported fast night The Japanese Naval Special Land-Ing Party and the Japanese Consul: Police yesterday supervised the disinfection of the premises occupied by the patient and quarantined her home. This is the first ease of cholera among Japanese to occur in Hongkew.

Meantime, the Japanese Consular: Police yesterday ordered the Rokusan Restaurant, 346 Boone Road, to suspend business for three days follow ing the hospitalization of Miss Sueko Hyanase, 18-year-old geisha working there, who is suffering from Typhoid fever. 'Two other cases of typhoid fever' were reported in Hongkew, yesterday.

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