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THE WOUNDED FROM THE DARDANELLES

9 July 1915

SIR,—I NOTICE THAT questions have been asked in the House as to the adequacy of the medical arrangements in connexion with the British Forces at the Dardanelles. I have recently visited—in company with the respective officers in charge and with the concurrence of the general officers commanding and directors of medical services—the military hospitals at Malta, Cairo, Alexandria, Port Said, and Mudros. I have been given the opportunity of seeing, in the freest possible manner, all the arrangements made in the Mediterranean area for the reception of the sick and wounded from the Dardanelles.