Journal Article10.5694/j.1326-5377.1959.tb89417.x
Skiing injuries
01 Aug 1959
Vol. 2
TL;DR: Skiing injuries are not included in the text, therefore I cannot provide a TLDR based on the provided text.
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Abstract: In the end with the help of such medical authorities as he could gather the Viceroy persuaded the Public Health Commissioner to yield so far as to allow Sir Stafford to disembark at Karachi alongside what was virtually a fly-proof meatsare, spend the night in it while further precautions were being taken, and then fly on to New Delhi. There he was bundled into an air-conditioned car and decanted into an air-conditioned room in Viceroy's House. In that he was immured until the period of incubation was over. Sir Stafford had to submit, though he had intended to conduct his talks well outside the periphery of the Viceregal circle. Later I asked the then Director General of the Indian Medical Service what he would do if someone like Sir Stafford imported yellow fever from Africa. "I would board the first aeroplane to Ceylon", was the grimly humorous answer.
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