Infectious diseases

For the purpose of this part “infectious disease” means— (a) acute influenzal pneumonia, (b) anthrax, (c) cerebro-spinal fever (d) chickenpox, (e) cholera, (f) diphtheria, (g) dysentery, (h) enteric fever, (i) malaria, (j) measles, (k) mumps, (l) ophthalmia, (m) plague, (n) Poliomyalitis, (o) rabies, (p) relapsing fever, (q) small-pox, (r) tuberculosis (infective types), (s) typhus, (t) whooping cough, (u) yaws, or (v) any other disease which the Government may, from time to time, by notification, declare to be an infectious disease either generally throughout the State or in such part or parts thereof as may be specified in the notification.