ملف ٢٩٠٨/١٩٠٧ الجزء ٣ "الخليج الفارسي: الحجر الصحي؛ شكوى ألمانية" [و‎‎٩‎١] (٢٥٠/١٨١)

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, ^ is Z 0 clearly understood that a ship which continues
healthy after five days, reckoned from her date of departure from
the last port infected by plague or cholera at which she has
touched shall be granted free pratique at Persian Gulf ports
piovided she is ascertained to be healthy on arrival.
Art. 80. In so far as the classification of ships and the measures
they are to undergo are concerned, Articles 20 to 28 of this Con
vention apply in the Persian Gulf, subject to the three followiim
modifications:— , &
(!•) 9b serva ti° n > for the same period, shall always be substituted
tor surveillance of passengers and crew.
(2.) Healthy ships cannot be granted free pratique unless they
have completed five full days since leaving the last infected port
at which they have touched.
(b.) In the case of suspected ships, the period of five days’
observation of passengers and crew shall be reckoned from the
time at which there ceased to be a case of plague or of cholera on
board.
Section VII .—Persian Gulf Sanitary Stations.
. 81. Sanitary stations must be provided, under the direc
tion and at the expense of the Constantinople Board of Health—
one at the Island of Ormuz, the other at a spot to be selected in
the neighbourhood of Bussorah.
At the Ormuz sanitary station there shall be at least two
doctors, sanitary officers, sanitary guards, and a complete plant for
disinfection and for destruction of rats. A small hospital shall be
erected.
At the station near Bussorah there shall be provided a large
lazaret with a staff of several doctors, and buildings and plant for
the disinfection of goods.
Art. 82. The Constantinople Superior Board of Health, which
has the control of the Bussorah sanitary station, shall have the
same power as regards the Ormuz station.
Pending the construction of the Ormuz sanitary station, a
sanitary post shall be provided there by the Constantinople
Superior Board of Health.
Chapter II.
Arrivals by Land.
Section 1 .—General Provisions.
Art. 83. The measures taken in respect of arrivals by land
from districts infected with plague or with cholera must be in