OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA.
PANIC IN AN INDIAN TOWN. MANY DEATHS. United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. DELHI, August 7. Three-fourths of the population of Larkana, Sind, in the Bombay Presidency, have left in a panic owing to an outbreak of cholera, which is accounting for many deaths. AU public offices are closed. Packed trains are leaving the town every day. The municipal- , ity has opened a special camp in the district where the victims will be isolated.—(Australian Press Association.) SHANGHAI SUFFERS. SHANGHAI, August 7. The annual outbreak of cholera is increasing in severity. Over three hundred eases have been admitted to the Summer Diseases Hospital to-day. Japan declares Shanghai ar. infected port from to-morrow. —(Australian Press Association—United Service.)
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Wairarapa Age, 9 August 1929, Page 5
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