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Photograph H00913 First World War, 1914-1918Members of the Egyptian Labour Corps engaged in anti malaria work on the water.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Members of the Egyptian Labour Corps spraying the water as an anti malaria measure.
Members of the Egyptian Labour Corps engaged in anti malaria work on the water.

Anti malaria work being carried out by spraying stagnant water with parrafin oil. A Model T Ford is in the background.

Kantara, Egypt. c. 1916. Members of the Egyptian Labour Corps awaiting medical treatment at the 3rd Egyptian Hospital.

NATIVES OF THE EGYPTIAN LABOUR CORPS MOVING A WATER-TANK AT EL FERDAN. (DONATED BY COLONEL A.J. MILLS, DSO., VD.)

CAPE WOM, WEWAK AREA, NEW GUINEA. 1945-09-15. PRIVATE H. STILLMAN, HYGIENE PLATOON, HEADQUARTERS 6 DIVISION, SPRAYING ANTI-MALARIA FLUID AROUND THE KITCHEN REFUSE TINS. HE ALSO SPRAYS ANY WATER HOLES

Members of the Egyptian Labour Corps working by the side of the road.
