Tung Wa Hospital Dispensaries.
Rules regarding disinfection and cleansing of infected premises and valuation of damage done.
1. When an Inspector is notified of a case of infectious disease he informs the Tung Wa Hospital Dispensaries of the address of the premises and of the probable time of disinfection.
2. The Tung Wa Hospital Branch-Office clerk calls the nearest Kaifong and proceeds to the premises.
3. The Inspector points out to the clerk and Kaifong what structures must be pulled down.
4. The Kaifong makes his valuation and the clerk makes it out on the prescribed form in duplicate and forwards it to the Registrar General.
5. The duty of the clerk and Kaifong is to assess the value. They are not to argue whether a structure is legal or illegal but must put down the value of everything destroyed. The Sanitary Department decides whether a structure is legal or illegal. If the inmates are dissatisfied they must petition the Registrar General.
6. The clerk and Kaifong are allowed access to the premises during the removal of furniture etc. but unless suitably dressed must leave whilst anything is being pulled down.
7. The clerk and Kaifong may enter the premises before the arrival of the Inspector.
8. The clerk will explain to the inmates the plague procedure and will be given an opportunity of watching the disinfecting coolies at their work. He will translate to the Inspector any complaint made by the inmates, and must report to the Inspector any misbehaviour on the part of the coolies, and if necessary he will report to the Registrar General as well, but he must not interfere.
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Rules regarding disinfection and cleansing of infected premises
and valuation of damage done.
1.
When an Inspector is notified of a case of infections di-
Dispensary sease he informs the Tung Wa Hospital Bremen gésies of the ad- dress of the premises and of the probable time of disinfection. Dispensary 2. The Tung Ta Foopital Brafok-Office clerk calls the nearest
Faifong and prooseds to the premises.
3. The Inspector points out to the clerk and Kaifong what
atmaturas must he pulled down.
4. The Kaifom makes his valuation and the clerkankes it out
on the prescribed form in duplicate and forwards it to the Re-
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5. The duty of the clerk and Yaifong is to assess the value.
They are not to argue whether a structure in legal or illegal
but must put down the value of everything destroyed. The Sanitary, Department decides whether a structure is legal or illegal. If
the inmates are dispatisfied they must petition the Registrar General.
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6.
The clerk and Kaizong are allowed access to the premises during the ranoval of furniture Ec but unless suitable dressed
must leave whilst anything is being pulled down.
7.
The olerk and Kaifong may enter the premises before the
arrival of the Inspector.
8. The clerk will explain to the inmates the plague procedure
and will be given an opportunity of watching the disinfecting
coolies at their work. He will translate to the Inspector any
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complaint made by the inmates, and must report to the Inspector
any misbehaviour on the part of the cdolies, and if necessary he
will report to the Registrar General as well, but he must not
interfere
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