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APPENDIX 33—continued.
Date and month.
1897.
8th May
9th „
30th „
11th „
12th „
13th „
14th „
15th ,,
16th „
17th „
18th ,.
19th „
20th „
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
Number of
persons de-
tained or
admitted
during the
day.
20
77
17
14
6
6
5
35
64
7
11
18
• • •
Balance of
cases left
over from
the pre-
vious day.
288
293
296
265
271
250
223
206
189
288
227
230
171
18th August 1897.
Total.
308
372
313
279
277
256
2f8
241
253
245
238
248
171
Have
died.
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
1
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
Have boon
found free
from
plague
and dis-
charged.
13
76
34
3
6
33
22
51
11
18
6
77
10
Save found
to be suffer-
ing from
plague.
• • •
• • •
• • •
• • •
1
• • •
• • •
...
Have been
otherwise
disposed of.
...
14
5
21
• • •
• • •
3
• • •
2
• • •
...
Balance
remaining
under
observation
at the end
of day.
295
296
265
271
250
223
206
189
238
227
230
171
161
R. A. LAMB,
Chairman, Poona Plague Committee.
APPENDIX 34.
RULES FOR THE POONA SEGREGATION CAMP.
1. Persons ordered to be segregated will be detained in the segregation camp for 10
days. They should bring with them money, clothing, bedding, cooking pots and other
necessaries.
2. On the arrival of segregated persons at the camp they will be required to bathe at
once and their clothing and bedding will be disinfected.
3. Arrangements are made in the camp for the sale of food and fuel to the inmates.
Segregated persons belonging to the labouring classes receive an allowance of two annas per
diem to enable them to purchase food and fuel. Segregated persons belonging to classes
above the labouring class will ordinarily receive no allowance, but the Inspecting Medical
Officer may order a daily allowance to be paid in any case in which he sees sufficient reason
for doing so.
4. Segregated persons will ordinarily cook their own food, but if they are unable to do
so it will, if they so desire, be cooked for them by the cook attached to the camp.
5. All persons in the segregation camp will be inspected daily by a Medical Officer.
6. All persons in the camp are forbidden to obey a call of nature execpt at a latrine.
7. No fires may be lighted and no matches may be struck in any of the sheds. Smok-
ing in the camp is prohibited.
8. The public may send to the segregation camp food, clothing, bedding and other
necessaries for the use of segregated persons. All such property will be handed in across the
barrier.
9. Except the segregated persons, members of the Plague Committee and persons em-
ployed on the business of the camp under the authority of the Plague Committee nobody will
be admitted to the camp except on a pass signed by the Inspecting Medical Officer.
10. Application for passes should be made to Surgeon-Captain Beveridge. Persons
who have received passes may on showing their passes to the guard visit the camp whenever
they wish between sunrise and sunset.
11. Persons who enter- the camp under a pass are prohibited from issuing orders to any
person employed on the business of the camp. They uro also prohibited from ma.ing com-
plaints to any one employed on the business of the camp other than the Inspecting Medical
Officer.
W. C. RAND,
Chairmán, Poona Plague Committee.
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* Appendix 32 is a Map (not printed).