Deaths — 346
Percentage of deaths in relation to new admissions — 24.4 percent
In comparison with May, when the mortality rate was 26.5 percent, this was just a slight and rather accidental improvement.
To sum up the discussion on deaths and the mortality rate in the Jewish district in Warsaw, it should be stated that:
1) Neither the feeding campaign nor the (moderate) lowering of food prices on the free market has stopped the overall increase in the number of deaths during the report month, with those deaths being caused, as before, by starvation-related exhaustion.
2) Even if the decreased fluctuations in the mortality rate dynamics “stabilise” at the current level, the absolute number of deaths will continue to increase.
3) Even though the relevant effects of the feeding campaign might become visible only after some time, we can already conclude that its scope is insufficient on account of it being only short-term and the fact that is does not affect the overall everyday food supply of the district.
In the month of June there were:
841 cases of typhus fever
179 tenements closed for quarantine (parówki)
In June the Czyste Jewish Hospital admitted 683 new cases of typhus fever. The number of patients of the infectious diseases ward was as follows:
1 June — 255
1 July — 577
15 July — 816
Cases of typhus fever in the TOZ centres.
| Period | | | ||
| Number of centres | Number of typhus fever cases | Number of centres | Number of typhus fever cases | |
| June | 65 | 24 | 55 | 59 |
| Early July | 68 | 20 | 53 | 59 |
