PATIENT IN OPOTIKI HOSPITAL
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(By Telegraph-
i OPOTIKI, " Last NigbtWhen it was reported to the Opotiki Hospital Board that" there was a case of infantile - paralysis " in the hospital, members were1 an'xious to knbw" what steps had been taken to prevent the sprcad of the disease. Dr. Budd stated that he had been away on hoiiday at the time of admiasion, but he understood that Mr Fogarty was taking precautionary measures. ,The schools be-tween Whangaparaoa and Ruakokore had been closed. It was decided to communicate wit-h the education authorities . inquiring whether the local schools should be closed, and to take steps to , prevent tangis on the Coast. Mucfi alarm was felt at the bringjing of a case from such a distauce to Opotiki in which district, the disease had been entirely absent.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 67, 6 April 1937, Page 6
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134PATIENT IN OPOTIKI HOSPITAL Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 67, 6 April 1937, Page 6
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