Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 140
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<p>[Page 140]</p><p>the influenza bacteria.</p><p>Until 1st of March (about 6 weeks) Victoria had 7943 influenza cases, 494 of which were deadly; in NSW, there were 296 cases and 13 deaths. The prison camps here in Holdsworthy have been isolated as special quarantine area and until now (2nd of March) nobody has contracted the flu. On 1st of March, the order to wear masks was rescinded and all theatres, nightclubs, cinemas, churches and taverns, which had been closed for 5 weeks, were reopened ([this in different handwriting] the number of illnesses grew right away).</p><p>On 14th Feb, 1919, I received £2/10/- from Nordd. Lloyd (for month of Feb)</p>
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