CO129-591-8 Policy directives 10-3-1944 - 17-8-1944 — Page 90

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of mental patients and of lepers to suitable institutions, Government or Missionary, in South China, by the conclusion of agreements with

local Chinese Authorities and the Missionary bodies concerned.

10. Nutrition

It will be the duty of the Director of Medical Services, in

collaboration with the other Departments concerned, to frame a nutritional policy for the Colony. Early consideration should be

given to the question of restricting the importation, for consumption

in the Colony, of highly milled rice.

11.

Quarantine

In view of the very close relations, commercial and otherwise, which exist between Hong Kong, Canton and kacac and the difficulties of taking effective quarantine measures without detrimental effects on commercial and political relationships, efforts should be made to conclude agreements with the Health Authorities in Canton and Macao for the institution of reciprocal measures to prevent the spread of

disease.

12.

Immigration

The Director should co-operate with other Departments concerned in regard to the exclusion from the Colony of undesirable

persons.

13.

Social Welfare

The Director and his staff should play their full part on the Central and Local Welfare Councils which it will be the policy to Bat up in Hong Kong. (See Social Welfare Directive).

14.

Refugees and Destitutes

The Director should co-operate fully in any measure which

The may be taken to ameliorate the lot of refugees and destitutes. services of medical and health personnel should be made available if it is decided to establish "semi-permanent" or "transient"

or both.

camps

The Director should also co-operate in the selection of suitable sites and provide senitary supervision for communal kitchens

etc.

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