In August 1961, Hong Kong authorities implemented stringent measures to combat a cholera outbreak. The disease had already caused two deaths and four confirmed cases, leading to the colony being declared an infected area. Health inspectors and police began market inspections, confiscating suspect goods, while special committees were formed to coordinate the public health response. AI
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