201. Rules for numbering pilgrims
Feedback & supportFor the purpose of any legal proceedings under this Part, statements delivered or made under section 165 to 168 shall be received in evidence, and every person ascertained to have been on board a pilgrim ship as a passenger at any time since the ship’s departure from her last port or place shall be deemed to be still a passenger on the arrival of the pilgrim ship at any port or place in Singapore, whether such passenger is on board or not when the pilgrim ship is examined on such arrival.[218
pilgrim ship
“pilgrim ship” means a ship conveying or about to convey pilgrims from or to any port in Singapore, to or from any port in the Red Sea or the Gulf of Aden, or to or from any port in the Arabian Sea, except ports in India or Pakistan:Provided that no ship carrying passengers, other than pilgrims of the lowest class, and having on board pilgrims of the lowest class in a less proportion than one pilgrim for every 100 tons of the gross tonnage of the ship, shall be deemed to be a pilgrim ship within the meaning of this Part;