IN THE CAMPS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 43, 15 November 1918, Page 6

IN THE CAMPS

OVEE .3300 HEN IN HOSPITALS. It; was stated yesterday that the'position in the military camps is improving, and that a number of men who are o'till in hospital are convalescent. Tlrere were nearly 200 fewer men in Featherston Camp.Hospital yesterday than there were several days ago, but the number in Trenthara. Camp Hospital has increased by about that number. One more death is reported from Awapuni, and seventeen more from Featherston. The Treiitliam 'death-roll is not given. i . ■ There are over 3300 soldiers in the camp hospitals, and in I'eatherston there are 145 serious casee. The numbers in hospitals are shown as follow:— Awapuni , 55 I'eatherston ; 1.983 Trentham <#. 1,290 ■■. Total 3,328 Yesterday's camp health reports were: Awapuni. Paraded eiok . t ■ 6 Admitted to hospital None Remaining in hospital H Serious cases None Death •' 1 Feat'ierswnParaded sick 113 Admitted to hospitil 61 In hospital '. 1,983 j, Influenza cases 1.700 ' Serious cases 145 . Deaths 17

Trentham. Paraded sick 42 Admitted to hospital 15 • Influenza cases 15 Detained for observation .... 5. In hospital ....:.... 1,290 The Awapuni soldier who died was 3/319(i Pte. F. 1. Policy. Pneumonia wis the immediate cause of death. Pte. Folley died in Palmerston North Hospital.