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Torsa District.
| 1st attack. | 2nd attack. | |||
| Chuapara (122) | Mr. P.— Planter. Aged 30. |
July 1897 .. | .. | Had been 8 to 10 years in India, but only 2 years in place of attack. He had gone home on leave 3 years before attack. Had suffered much from malaria and took large doses of quinine, but attack did not follow quinine. |
| Hasimara (123) | Mr. T.— Planter. Aged 30. |
August 1898 .. | .. | Had been 8 to 10 years in India and about 4 years in place of attack. He had been home on leave from February to May previous to the Black water Fever. He was supposed to be strong and healthy, and not to suffer much from fever, but he took quinine ocasionally and in very large doses. Death. |
| (124) | Mr. G.— Assistant. | Sept. 1908 .. | .. | Had been 4 years in Ceylon and 3 in Calcutta, and came to the Duars in February 1908. Symp toms pronounced. Jaundice, dark port-coloured urine be- coming nearly solid on boiling. Bilious vomiting frequent. Before attack he appeared to be in good health and not to suffer from fever, but he was very careless. He frequently took quinine. Recovery. |
| Notes of the above three cases contributed by Dr. H. A. Knyvett-Hoff, Rungamuttee, Central Duars. Very mild attack while travelling in the district. |
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| Hasimara (125) | Mr. D.—Planter .. | October 1903 | .. | |
Jainti District.
| 1st attack. | 2nd attack. | |||
| Rydak (126) | Mr. F.— .. | June 1896 .. | July 1897 .. | Came to India 1894 when aged 21, and went to Sylhet. Had constant attacks of fever. Early in 1895 went to Duars and had much malaria. Fever continued to be frequent in 1896 and Black-water Fever occurred. During 1897 had constant at- tacks of fever until Black- water Fever again occurred. Then left the district. Later attacks of Black-water Fever see Dam Dim list. |