IOR/L/E/8/4909

File includes:

• Policy regarding visitors from India to areas in the Middle East which may be infected with yellow fever (General Staff Branch HQ India: Paper No.50613/S.D.1., dated 19th February 1941)
• Government of India Department of Education, Health and Lands – Notifications on Public Health (New Delhi: 14th December 1939 & 4th December 1940); Indian Aircraft (Public Health Emergency) Rules, 1939 (New Delhi: 29th February 1940); and Indian Aircraft (Public Health) Rules, 1940 (New Delhi: 24th January 1941)
• Office International D’Hygiène Publique publication entitled Index Aedes Aegypti Dans Les Divers Pays D’Afrique – Premier Relevé (Paris 1939) (French Language)
• Memorandum on Yellow Fever in Africa (intended to supplement the Report of the Conference of Directors of Medical Services attended by the writer (G A Park Ross) on behalf of Sir Edward Thornton, Secretary for Public Health, Union of South Africa, and held at Nairobi on 10th March 1937)
• Note, by the Public Health Commissioner to the Government of India, on the measures taken at Karachi Airport to prevent the entry of yellow fever into India (note presented to the May 1937 Session of the Office ‘International by the delegate for British India)
• Government of India Notice to Airmen (No.85 of 1936) on Precautions to prevent the introduction of yellow fever into India
• Report by Col. A J H Russell, CBE., KHS., IMS., Delegate for India, on the Session of the Permanent Committee of the Office International D’Hygiène Publique, held in Paris from 17th-26th October 1935
• Report by Col. A J H Russell, CBE., KHS., IMS., Public Health Commissioner with the Government of India, on the 22nd Session of the Health Committee of the League of Nations, held in Geneva from 7th-14th October 1935
• Press extracts on the subject of public health and yellow fever