During the spring months, the ARC anticipating the danger of typhus and other contagious diseases, kept prepared several tents for the purpose of isolating any case that might be found This proved to be a wise precaution, and thanks to such effective means as this, all epidemics were successfully kept down on the Isle of Chios. The above picture shows an isolation ward maintained at Chios. The Red Cross had two such wards, supervised by the American Womens Hospitals.
Summary
Filed in: Greece Hospitals & dispensaries.
No. RC 33880.
On mount: Fires, Smyrna, 1922; Hospitals, Chios, Greece.
Forms part of: American National Red Cross photograph collection.
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Date
01/01/1922
Location
Chios, 38.37021, 26.13409
Source
Library of Congress
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