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Four More Paralysis Cases In Auckland Area

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A (J CIvLAL 13/ April 30. ; Four more positive eases. of infantile paralvsis * were reported iii thfe Auckland province today, oue being from the Centrai Auckland Health district. This was a .man from Papatoetoe who /Was adiuitted to tlve Auckland Hospital as a. suspect on Thursday ahd'-was later reclassiiied. No other cases were reported at Auckland. Northland had two further cases, both giris agfed six from Parapara, a Maori settleinent in the Mangonui Gounty. Lhis is not far from Peria where the prfeViotis Outbreak . occurred. Tlie girls- were admitted to tlie Kaitaia Hospital as stispects ahfl later diagnosed as posiiives. A girl aged 12 from Otomarakau was admitted to the Tauranga Hospital its a positive ease. c —

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Chronicle (Levin), 1 May 1948, Page 4

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Four More Paralysis Cases In Auckland Area Chronicle (Levin), 1 May 1948, Page 4

Four More Paralysis Cases In Auckland Area Chronicle (Levin), 1 May 1948, Page 4

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