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Y .—The Persian Gulf.
Art. 180. The cost of construction and upkeep of the sanitary
station to be provided, in accordance with Article 81 of this
Convention, on the Island of Ormuz, shall be debited to the
Constantinople Superior Board of Health. The said Board’s Mixed
Commission of revision shall meet at the earliest date possible in
order to furnish, on the Board’s request, the necessary moneys to
be derived from the available reserve funds.
VI .—International Health Office.
Art. 181. The Conference having taken note of the Besolutions,
hereto appended, passed by its Commission of Ways and Means
regarding the creation of an International Health Office in Baris,
the French Government shall, at such time as it may think fit,
submit, by diplomatic channels, proposals on this subject to the
States represented at the Conference.
PART Y.
Yellow Fever.
Art. 182. The countries concerned are recommended to modify
their Sanitary Regulations in such fashion as to bring them into
harmony with the present scientific data as to the manner in
which yellow fever is transmitted, and, in particular, as to the
part played by mosquitoes in carrying the germs of the disease.
PART YI.
Accessions and Ratifications.
Art. 183. The Governments which have not signed this Con
vention are allowed to become parties thereto at their request.
Such accession shall be notified, through the diplomatic channel,
to the Government of the French Republic, and by that Govern
ment to the other Signatory Governments.
Art. 184. The present Convention shall be ratified, and the
ratifications thereof shall be deposited at Paris as soon as may be
practicable.
It shall come into force as soon as it shall have been published
in accordance with the laws of the Signatory States. As regards
the relations between the Powers which may ratify or become
parties to it, it shall replace the International Sanitary Conven
tions signed on the 30th January, 1892, 15th April, 1893,
3rd April, 1894, and 19th March, 1897.
r l he previous Conventions, above cited, shall continue in force