File 2908/1907 Pt 3 ‘Persian Gulf:- Quarantine; German complaint’ [‎86r] (171/250)

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Art. 42. Eailway carriages for passengers, mails, or luggage
nray not be detained at a frontier. If one of these carriages be
infected or shall have been occupied by a person suffering from
plague or from cholera, it shall be detached from the train for
disinfection at the earliest possible moment. The same procedure
shall apply in the case of goods trucks.
Art. 43. Measures in relation with the crossing of frontiers
by railway and postal staff come within the scope of the adminis
trations concerned. They should be arranged so as not to hamper
the service.
Art. 44. The regulation of frontier traffic and questions
connected therewith, as also the adoption of exceptional measures
ot surveillance, must be left as matters for special arrangement
between adjoining States.
Art. 45. The sanitary control of river-ways is a matter for
special arrangement by the Governments of States abutting
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PART II.
Special Provisions regarding Countries outside Europe,
Chapter I,
Arrivals by Sea,
Section I .—Measures at Infected Ports on the Departure of Vessels.
Art. 46. The competent authority shall take effectual measures
to prevent the embarkation of persons showing symptoms of
plague or of cholera.
Every person taking passage by a ship must be individually
examined at the time of embarkation, by day and on shore, during
such time as may be necessary, by a doctor appointed'by the
public authority. The Consular authority of the country to which
the ship belongs may be represented at this examination.
In exception of this provision, the medical examination may,
at Alexandria and Port Said, take place on board whenever the
local sanitary authority consider this course to be of service;
subject, however, to the reservation that third-class passengers
shall not afterwards be authorized to leave the ship. The medical
examination may be conducted by night in the case of first-class