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Stations—Laboratories are authorised.

Appx. XXIII.

APPENDIX XXIII.

LOCATION OF LABORATORIES IN INDIA AND BURMA.

I. DIRECTLY UNDER THE D. M. S. IN INDIA.

       (1) Enteric Laboratory, Kasauli.

       (2) Military Food Laboratory, Kasauli.

       (3) Physiological Laboratory, Special Wing, Army School of
Education, Belgaum (for technical control only).

II. COMMAND LABORATORY.

The Southern Command Laboratory is located at Poona.*

III. DISTRICT LABORATORIES.

1st Class.

                                                                   Peshawar.

                                                                   Rawalpindi.*

                                                                   Lahore.

                                                                   Quetta.*

                                                                   Meerut.*

                                                                   Secunderabad.

2nd Class.

                                                                   Kohat.

                                                                   Razmak.

                                                                   Lucknow.

                                                                   Calcutta.

                                                                   Mhow.

                                                                   Colaba.

                                                                   Bangalore.

                                                                   Maymyo.*

*These laboratories carry out Wasseimann tests.

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