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off the port, then the passengers
and crew not under treatment or
observation should be taken to
(no case I
quarantine ship, and if
cholera appeared amongst them "within forty-eight hours they should be permitted to land or "disperse. One
One of the speakers at the meeting of the British Medical Association referring to the paper
by Dr. Pringle which had just - "been read, said "There was at
present no power to deal with on board infected ships persons on "who were not actually ill. The
thought power ought to be given to detain these for forty-eight hours
or
Inne
or three days to guard against the
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possibility of danger.
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At the Conference held
June 1885 recently at Nome a
- proposition
imposing the detention of passengers and crew for a definite period of
five days, quite irrespective of _
even s
page 24 their being either affected with suspected of suffering from Cholera, was opposed by the British Delegates, but was carried by a
majority of one vote; but with a - subsequent qualification to the effect that if it were medically vertified that there had been no
Case
of cholera on
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board
for
ten
Should
days the period of observation
or