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lymph for which the Institute has become noted was thus
maintained. It is satisfactory to observe that the case success rate
in the Indian States 99.58 is little less than that in the Presidency
Districts. At the close of the year there was a balance of 31,067 c.c.
or 621,340 doses of lymph on hand. No new processes were adopted
in the preparation and purification of the lymph, reliance being
placed on its occasional passage through rabbits to maintain the
potency-; and on the chloroform process, which has given consistently
good results in the past, for purification. Observations on the effect
of keeping lymph for long periods in cold storage were continued
during the year.
Seed lymphs were obtained from Patwadangar, Lahore, Madras
and Trivendrum, lymphs from Belgaum being sent in exchange.
Calves.—No calf was purchased during the year.
Buffalo calves were not made use of.
Nine hundred calves were hired from the contractor as compared
with 985 during the previous year. At the commencement of the
year there were 42 calves on hand. The whole 942 were ultimately
returned to the contractor after vaccination, non remaining in stock at
the end of the year. Of the 927 calves vaccinated during the year 15
proved unsuccessful and the lymph from 9 was rejected as unfit for
use. The total lymph manufactured 102,697.25 was thus obtained
from 903 calves the yield of pulp in grammas per calf being 19.30 as
compared with 19.34 in 1926-27 and 20.08 in 1925-26.
No case of cattle disease occurred among the calves and the work
proceeded without interruption throughout the year. The practice
of testing every lymph on children before issue from the Institute was
continued, 2,065 children being vaccinated in this way.
Repairs.—Current repairs were carried out as usual by the Public
Works Department. No new buildings were added. The inner
masonry lining of well No. 3 was completed but the electrical
pump has not yet been fitted.
Administrative approval for the construction of a new rabbit
house at an estimated cost of Rs. 6,132 has been accorded by
Government in their resolution, General Department, No. 5217 dated
10th March 1927 and the work will be commenced if funds are
provided.
The following projects are still under consideration :—
(1) Additional quarters for the staff.
(2) A new school house.
(3) Lecture hall.
(4) Hostel for vaccinators and others attending the special
training class held at the Institute.
Refrigerating plant and machinery.—The working of the cold
room was satisfactory.
The average maximum and minimum
temperature readings have been 9.89° F and 9.36° F respectively with
a mean of 9.62° F. The maximum temperature recorded during the
year was 13.5° F. It is proposed to instal an Electrolux or similar
apparatus as an adjunct to the cold room, for the purpose of keeping
lymph temporarily above ground.
8
Drainage.—The drainage system continued to work satisfactorily.
The effluent from the septic tank was utilised as usual for irrigating
crops of lucern, banana trees, etc., on the sewage farm. During the
rains about an acre of the farm was used for crops of bajari and
jawari which served as fodder for the calves.
Water Supply.—The annual shortage of water occurred during
the hot weather necessitating rigid curtailment for all purposes and
causing no little inconvenience to the staff. It is hoped that when
the repairs to well No. 3 are completed this difficulty will be largely
overcome.
The results of primary vaccinations performed by the Vaccinators
were carefully scrutinized by the Director of the Institute. A chart
showing the results of monthly primary vaccinations for the three
years in the five Registration Districts and in Bombay City is
attached.
Expenditure.—The expenditure for the year amounted to
Rs. 73,989-13-4 excluding annual repairs, interest on capital outlay
and pension and leave contribution, against Rs. 49,218-14-5 during
last year. The increase of Rs. 24,770-14-11 in expenditure is due
principally to the cost of electrical energy debited for the first time,
this year, to 33 Public Health. The receipts including sale of
lymph and contributions came. to Rs. 74,827-13-1 showing a profit
of Rs. 837-15-9. If interest on capital outlay, etc., are included
in expenditure there was a deficit of Rs. 21,817-7-9. The net
expenditure after deducting sale proceeds of lymph to non-contri-
buting bodies was Rs. 45,275-0-3 against Rs. 22,076-12-2 in the
previous year. The cost of lymph per dose manufactured was 12.78
and the cost per dose despatched 14.29 pies.
18. Inspection work of the Assistant Directors of Public Health
and Inspectors of Sanitation and Vaccination.—The Assistant
Directors of Public Health inspected 20,993 (or 3.34 per cent)
vaccinated persons, in 838 towns and villages and travelled 32,106
miles. The Inspectors of Sanitation and Vaccination inspected
179,349 persons in 7,078 towns and villages travelling 88,730 miles.
Thus the results of 200,342 vaccinations or 31.89 per cent of the total
number performed were checked by examination. The success rate
of primary vaccinations as ascertained by the Assistant Directors of
Public Health was 99.18 and by Inspectors 93.59.
19. Compulsory Vaccination.—Excluding' Bombay City, Aden and
the five Cantonments Ahmedabad, Ahmednagar, Hyderabad, Belgaum
and Deolali, the Vaccination Act is in force in only 10 Municipal
towns of this Presidency. The figures for other provinces are
approximately as under :—
Bengal Presidency ...
Assam ... ...
Punjab ... ...
Central Provinces ...
Burma ... ...
Bihar and Orissa
...
Towns
110
23
106
72
63
58
United Provinces ...
North WestFrontier Pro-
vince ... ...
Madras Presidency ...
Coorg ... ...
Towns
85
9
81
2
INSERTION SUCCESS RATES OF PRIMARY
VACCINATIONS
WITH GLYCERINATED LYMPH IN THE SEVERAL REGISTRATION
DISTRICTS OF THE PRESIDENCY & BOMBAY CITY
FOR THE YEARS 1925-26, 26-27 & 27- 28.
9
One hundred and ninety-two prosecutions were instituted under the
Act during the past year mostly in Karachi City (137) and Hyderabad
(33). Fines were inflicted in 17 cases and 9 others were still pending
at the end of the year.
Of the 15,417 children born during the year in the five towns of
Sind in which the Act applies—Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur,
Larkana and Rohri—only 8,051 or 52 per cent. were vaccinated.
2,941 or 20 per cent. died and 33 contracted small-pox before they
were due for vaccination. Two thousand six hundred and thirty-five
left the city, 383 were excused on account of illness and 1,347
remained un-vaccinated.
Hyderabad is still backward in vaccination. The percentage of
children under one year successfully vaccinated in Karachi town was
73.97 and in Hyderabad town 27.31.
Except in Ahmedabad and Karachi cities the bye-laws regarding
registration of births and deaths are not properly enforced with the
result that many births escape registration and the number of
children procurable for vaccination is in consequence smaller than
it should be. Such children provide a potential source of danger to
the community and it is for Local Bodies to realise this and to see
to it that all births which occur in their areas are registered and the
children vaccinated.
The following table shows the progress made in the protection of
infants during the year under report and the number of deaths from
small-pox during five years in those towns in which the Act has been in
force together with date of extension of vaccination Act to the town—
Name
Bombay City ...
Bandra ...
Kurla ...
Ahmedabad ...
Ahmedabad Cantonment ...
Karachi ...
Hyderabad ...
Hyderabad Cantonment ...
Sukkur ...
Bohri ...
Larkana ...
Deolali Cantonment ...
Dhulia ...
Nagar Cantonment ...
Belgaum Cantonment ...
Bhusawal ...
Aden ...
Population
1,175,914
27,411
26,059
270,775
3,232
216,883
73,951
3,760
42,759
11,378
17,723
18,789
30,605
10,997
6,889
10,860
56,500
Number of
births
during the
year
21,685
706
518
11,577
...
10,410
3,023
25
1,346
329
691
19
1,246
260
90
635
736
Children available
for vaccination
Births minus
deaths of
children
under one
year
14,828
601
390
8,555
15
8,241
2,395
17
1,186
261
558
7
1,065
227
69
468
514
At the rate
of 31 per
1000 of
population
36,453
907
807
8,387
100
6,961
2,512
116
1,340
308
572
582
948
340
213
337
1,751
Number of
children
under one
year suc-
cessfully
vaccinated
12,5588
518
51
7,231
......
5,159
707
21
815
185
81
62
520
221
121
140
134
P 8—2
10
Name
Bombay City ...
Bandra ...
Kurla ...
Ahmedabad ...
Ahmedabad Cantonment ...
Karachi ...
Hyderabad ...
Hyderabad Cantonment ...
Sukkur ...
Rohri ...
Larkana ...
Deolali Cantonment ...
Dhulia ...
Nagar Cantonment ...
Belgaum Cantonment ...
Bhusawal ...
Aden ...
Number of deaths from
Small pox
1923-24
785
7
7
159
...
40
213
5
...
1
...
5
209
...
2
12
6
1924-25
1096
19
10
662
1
136
123
...
1
1
3
...
6
...
1
7
2
1925-26
413
8
3
93
...
55
8
...
47
5
25
...
3
1
...
1
5
1926-27
651
7
12
14
...
52
50
...
1
...
4
...
3
...
...
6
8
1927-28
723
5
2
8
...
8
12
...
...
...
2
2
...
1
...
16
2
Date of extension
of Vaccination
Act to Town
September 1877.
August 1900.
Do.
6th July 1913.
......
October 1879.
February 1914.
Do.
June 1904.
Do.
April 1899.
August 1915.
15th June 1925.
26th April 1925.
Do.
17th August 1926.
28thDecember
1916.
In Deolali Cantonment there were 129 primary vaccinations
performed by the S. M. S. Officer in charge of the Cantonment
Hospital of which 107 were returned as successful giving a percentage
of 83.72.
The Compulsory Vaccination Act which was brought into force in
Belgaum Cantonment from 15th May 1925 continued throughout the
year. The work was in charge of the Cantonment Medical Officer
who performed 235 primary and 49 re-vaccinations.
20. The practice of inoculation was detected in Labdarya and
Thul talukas.
In Labdarya taluka there was insufficient evidence on which to
prosecute.
In Thul taluka the vaccinator while performing work found some
children inoculated by a Syad who absconded to Kalhat territory.
A case was filed against 4 persons who had got their children
inoculated by him. They were convicted under section 22 of the
Vaccination Act I of 1892 and fined Rs. 15 each.
Another inoculator also a Mahomedan was reported by the
vaccinator of the same taluka to have inoculated several children.
Papers together with the list of inoculated children submitted by the
vaccinator have been forwarded to the Deputy Commissioner,
Jacobabad.
11
21. No ill effects were reported to have occurred after vaccination
during the year.
22. The Chief Engineer Lloyd Barrage and Canals Construction
has arranged for vaccination in the townships and at the quarries to
be performed by the Health Officer of the Barrage.
23. A diagram illustrating the proportion of population protected
by vaccination during the seven years from 1st April 1921 to 31st
March 1928 and the death rate from Small-pox for the year 1927-28
is given as Appendix III.
General Remarks.
24. The Director, Vaccine Institute attended the Health and
Baby week held at Poona in July 1927, where he demonstrated the
processes of lymph preparation. A lecture on the subject was also
given at the Seva Sadan.
He also attended the Far Eastern Tropical Medical Congress at
Calcutta.
The Hon'ble Diwan Bahadur Harilal Desaibhai Desai, B.A., LL.B.,
Minister of Education paid a visit to the Vaccine Institute accom-
panied by Mr. P. R. Chikodi, B.A., M.L.C., on 8th November 1927
and after inspecting the whole Institute expressed his appreciation
of the work being done there.
The Health Officers visiting this country from abroad under the
auspices of the League of Nations inspected the Institute on
February 12th, 1928.
A training class for vaccinators was held from 1st July to 30th
September 1927. There were in all 17 candidates in attendance out of
whom 15 passed the final examination. Other persons trained at the
Institute were Dr. Gopala Pillai, D.P.H., Superintendent of Triwen¬
drum Vaccine Institute, Mr. Javarkar, L.C.P.S., Medical Officer of
Health, Dhulia Municipality and a vaccinator from Miraj Junior State
Baby Week.—Baby weeks were celebrated at many places. The
Assistant Directors of Public Health personally visited as many
shows as possible and deputed their Inspectors to attend others.
Small-pox stalls were fitted up at most of the shows and advice
and assistance generally were given by the vaccination staff to the
show Committees—Demonstrations on vaccination were also given by
the Inspectors.
" Afrin Namas " were granted by the Assistant Director of public
Health, Sind Registration District to seven influential gentlemen for
rendering help to the Inspectors and Vaccinators in the performance
of their duties.
H. MELHUISH, D.P.H.,
Lieut.-Colonel, I.M.S.,
Director, Public Health.
Poona, 24th August 1928.
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APPENDIX
STATEMENT
Showing the Particulars of Vaccination in the
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
13
14
15
16
Circles and Districts.
2
WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
EAST KHANDESH COLLECTORATE—
ChopdaTown(Municipal) ... ...
Nasirabad do.(Local Fund)... ...
Jalgaondo.(Municipal) ... ...
In the 13 Rural circles.
Local Fund ...
Municipal ...
Total ...
WEST KHANDESH COLLECTORATE—
Dhulia
Town (Municipal)... ...
Nandurbar do. (do.
) ... ...
In the 8 Rural circles.
Local Fund ...
Municipal ...
Dhulia Jail
...
Total ...
NASIK COLLECTORATE—
Nasik
Town (Municipal) ... ...
Yeola
do.(do.) ... ...
Malegaondo.(do.) ... ...
Deolali Cantonment ... ...
In the 12 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
THANA COLLECTORATE—
Thana
Town (Municipal) ... ...
Kalyan
do.(do.
) ... ...
In the 9 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
Population of
District
according to
census of
1921.
3
16,930
12,188
23,710
1,023,009
1,075,837
30,605
13,842
597,400
...
641,847
42,756
13,911
23,711
18,789
733,409
832,576
22,639
17,829
719,448
759,916
Average
population
per square
mile.
4
11,338
......
66
224
236
52
......
109
...
118
...
8,137
930
24
124
142
2,227
12,600
205
221
Average
number of
Vaccinators
employed
throughout
the year.
5
1
......
1
18
20
1
1
13
S. M. S.
14
S. M. S. 1.
1
1
1
......
17
20
1
1
17
19
15
I
No. I
Bombay Presidency during the year 1927-28
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
6
Males.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R. P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
245
2
233
...... 330
236
17,360
402
1,880
22
20,048
662
581
18
241
1
10,196
89
633
1
6
969
11,657
1,078
762
278
274
3
604
168
68
226
14,468
608
16,176
1,283
348
700
253
1
11,039
170
11,640
871
Females.
228
...... 222
...... 314
85
16,678
120
1,768
8
19,210
213
560
6
238
2
10,480
62
565
2
6
53
11,849
115
660
42
284
2
554
27
57
50
14,305
210
15,858
331
376
69
245
1
10,609
61
11,230
131
Total.
473
2
455
... 644
321
34,038
522
3,648
30
39,258
875
1,141
24
479
3
20,676
141
1,198
3
12
1,022
23,506
1,193
1,422
320
556
5
1,158
195
125
276
28,773
818
32,034
1,614
724
769
498
2
21,648
231
22,870
1,002
Average
number of
persons
vaccinated
by each
Vaccina¬
tor.
7
475
455
965
2,124
2,007
1,165
482
1,694
1,034
1,764
1,742
561
1,353
401
1,741
1,682
1,493
500
1,287
1,256
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
8
473
455
644
34,038
3,648
39,258
1,141
479
20,676
1,198
12
23,506
1,422
556
1,158
125
28,776
32,037
724
498
21,648
22,870
Successful.
Under
one
year.
9
278
260
314
21,462
1,785
24,099
820
323
12,877
789
1
14,810
977
424
685
62
18,370
20,518
516
230
13,850
14,596
One and
under six
years.
10
133
83
94
4,783
639
5,732
146
120
2,424
301
11
3,002
231
80
122
41
3,719
4,193
190
208
4,928
5,326
Total
of all
ages.
11
411
343
412
26,405
2,434
30,005
967
443
15,343
1,093
12
17,858
1,218
508
813
103
22,248
24,890
709
442
18,897
20,048
Un-
known.
12
62
112
231
7,539
1,213
9,157
173
34
5,317
105
...
5,629
204
48
313
22
6,474
7,061
7
54
2,734
2,795
15A
STATEMENT
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
16
Circles and Districts.
2
WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
EAST KHANDESH COLLECTORATE—
Chopda Town (Municipal) ... ...
Nasirabad do.(Local Fund) ... ...
Jalgaon
do. (Municipal) ... ...
In the 13 Rural circles.
Local Fund ...
Municipal ...
Total...
WEST KHANDESH COLLECTORATE—
Dhulia
Town (Municipal)... ...
Nandurbar do. (do.)... ...
In the 8 Rural circles.
Local Fund ...
Municipal ...
Dhulia Jail ... ... ...
Total ...
NASIK COLLECTORATE—
Nasik
Town (Municipal) ... ...
Yeola
do.(do.) ... ...
Malegaon do.(do.) ... ...
Deolali Cantonment ...
In the 12 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
THÁNA COLLECTORATE—
Thana Town (Municipal) ... ...
Kalyan do. (do.
) ... ...
In the 9 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
2
...
321
522
30
875
24
3
141
3
1,022
1,193
320
5
195
276
818
1,614
769
2
231
1,002
Suc-
cessful.
14
...
...
119
126
4
249
14
2
60
1
1,022
1,099
104
1
5
1
218
329
221
1
99
321
Un-
known.
15
1
...
136
288
20
445
9
1
62
1
...
...
148
...
9
...
400
557
163
1
95
259
Percentage of
Successful cases
in which the
results were
known.
Primary.
16
100.00
100.00
99.75
99.65
99.65
99.68
99.90
99.55
99.88
100.00
100.00
99.89
100.00
100.00
96.20
100.00
99.76
99.66
98.88
99.55
99.91
99.87
Re-vac-
cination.
17
0.00
...
64.32
53.85
40.00
57.90
93.33
100.00
75.95
50.00
100.00
92.12
57.46
20.00
2.69
.36
52.15
31.12
36.45
100.00
72.79
43.20
15B
No. I—contd.
Persons
success-
fully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of
popula-
tion.
18
24.28
28.14
22.39
25.93
2.38
28.12
32.05
32.15
25.78
1.83
......
29.54
30.92
36.59
34.49
5.53
36.32
30.29
41.08
24.85
26.40
26.80
Percentage of unknown
cases to total cases.
Primary.
19
13.10
24.62
35.87
22.15
......
22.33
15.16
7.10
25.71
8.76
0.00
23.90
14.34
8.63
27.03
17.60
22.49
22.04
.97
10.84
12.63
12.22
Re-vaccina-
tion.
20
50.00
......
42.37
55.17
66.67
50.86
37.50
33.33
43.97
32.33
0.00
......
46.25
......
4.61
......
48.90
34.51
21.20
50.00
41.12
25.84
Average annual number of
persons successfully
vaccinated during previous
five years.
Number.
21
428
365
296
25,915
28,939
868
380
15,040
987
17,833
1,234
493
660
178
21,383
23,925
889
394
18,369
19,673
Ratio
per 1,000.
22
25.38
29.95
11.64
25.33
26.89
28.36
27.45
25.18
......
27.79
28.86
3.54
27.83
9.47
29.15
28.74
39.26
22.10
25.53
25.89
Average annual
number of deaths
From small-pox during
previous five years.
Number.
23
4
1
5
508
512
72
5
354
......
431
16
13
77
1
210
317
3
13
196
212
Ratio
per 1,000
24
.24
.08
.21
.49
.48
2.33
.36
.59
......
.68
.37
.93
3.25
.05
.29
.38
.13
.73
.27
.28
P 8—3
16
STATEMENT
No.
1
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Circles and Districts.
2
WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT
—contd.
BOMBAY SUBURBAN DISTRICT—
Bandra Town (Municipal) ... ...
Kurla
do. (do.) ... ...
Santacruz Cantonment ... ...
In the 2 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
KOLABA COLLECTORATE—
Panwel Town (Local Fund) ... ...
Alibag
do. (do.)
... ...
Mahad
do. (do.) ... ...
In the 8 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
NATIVE STATES—
Jawhar ... ... ... ...
Surgana ... ... ... ...
Total ...
TOTAL BY ESTABLISHMENT IN
WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
Local Fund... ... ... ...
Municipal ... ... ... ...
Cantonment ... ... ... ...
Nativs States ... ... ...
Dispensary ... ... ...
Total ...
Population of
District
according to
census of
1921.
3
29,271
26,059
6,953
91,943
154,226
8,625
5,274
7,192
541,851
562,942
49,662
14,912
64,574
3,728,151
273,451
25,742
64,574
......
4,091,918
Average
population
per square
mile.
4
...
...
...
...
...
47
89
7,164
249
252
161
41
153
172
...
...
153
......
182
Average
number of
Vaccinators
employed
throughout
the year.
5
1
1
...
2
4
...
...
...
14
14
1
1
2
79
13
...
2
S. M. S. 1
94
S. M. S. 1
17
No. I—contd.
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
Males.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R. P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P.
R.
P. R.
377
101
489
9
4
322
1,503
39
2,373
471
91
...... 62
5
43
...... 8,938
94
9,134
99
748
...... 236
21
984
21
63,933
1,407
7,017
1,540
72
648
984
21
6
969
72,012
4,485
Females.
411
152
646
67
......
......
1,472
56
2,429
275
91
......
63
......
48
......
8,568
37
8,770
37
756
......
219
......
975
......
62,536
536
6,747
463
57
50
975
......
6
53
70,321
1,102
Total.
788
253
1,035
76
4
322
2,975
95
4,802
746
182
...
125
5
91
...
17,506
131
17,904
136
1,504
...
455
21
1,959
21
126,469
1,943
13,764
2,003
129
598
1,959
21
12
1,022
142,333
5,587
Average
number of
persons
vaccinated
by each
Vaccina¬
tor.
7
1,041
1,111
326
1,535
1,387
112
130
91
1,260
1,289
1,504
476
990
1,626
1,213
727
990
1,034
1,567
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
8
788
1,035
4
2,975
4,802
182
125
91
17,506
17,904
1,504
455
1,959
126,472
13,764
129
1,959
12
142,336
Successful.
Under
one
year.
9
518
511
2
1,623
2,654
78
63
44
10,750
10,935
1,097
179
1,276
79,377
8,170
64
1,276
1
88,888
One and
under six
years.
10
216
72
1
728
1,017
57
46
30
3,729
3,862
205
120
325
20,527
2,552
42
325
11
23,457
Total
of all
ages.
11
745
629
4
2,376
3,754
135
110
75
14,517
14,837
1,302
299
1,601
100,449
10,824
107
1,601
12
112,993
Un¬
known.
12
39
406
...
597
1,042
47
15
16
2,965
3,043
202
156
358
25,816
2,889
22
358
...
29,085
17A
STATEMENT
No.
1
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Circles and Districts.
2
WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT
—contd.
BOMBAY SUBURBAN DISTRICT—
Bandra Town (Municipal) ... ...
Kurla
do.(do.) ... ...
Santacruz Cantonment ... ...
In the 2 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
KOLABA COLLECTORATE—
Panwel Town (Local Fund) ... ...
Alibag do. (do.
) ... ...
Mahad do. (
do.
) ... ...
In the 8 Rural circles, Local Fund ...
Total ...
NATIVE STATES—
Jawhar ... ... ...
Surgana ... ... ...
Total ...
TOTAL BY ESTABLISHMENT IN
WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
Local Fund ... ... ...
Municipal ... ... ...
Cantonment ... ... ...
Native States ... ... ...
Dispensary ... ... ...
Total ...
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
253
76
322
95
746
...
5
...
131
136
...
21
21
1,943
2,003
598
21
1,022
5,587
Suc-
cessful.
14
84
46
200
28
358
...
2
...
57
59
...
4
4
590
602
201
4
1,022
2,419
Un-
known.
15
7
30
...
52
89
...
3
...
52
55
...
16
16
952
526
...
16
...
1,494
Percentage of
successful cases
in which the
results were
known.
Primary.
16
99.46
100.00
100.00
99.91
99.84
100.00
100.00
100.00
99.84
99.83
100.00
100.00
100.00
99.79
99.53
100.00
100.00
100.00
99.77
Re-vac¬
cination.
17
34.14
100.00
62.10
59.57
41.77
...
100.00.
...
72.15
72.84
...
80.00
80.00
59.54
40.76
33.61
80.00
100.00
59.10
17B
No. I—contd.
Persons
success-
fully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of
popula-
tion.
18
28.32
25.90
29.34
26.15
26.66
15.65
21.23
10.43
26.89
26.46
26.22
20.32
24.85
27.20
41.78
11.96
24.85
......
28.20
Percentage of unknown
cases to total cases.
Primary.
19
4.94
64.54
...
20.07
21.70
25.82
12.00
17.58
16.93
16.99
13.43
34.23
18.27
20.41
20.99
17.05
18.27
......
32.72
Re-vaccina¬
tion.
20
2.77
29.47
...
54.73
11.93
...
60.00
...
39.69
40.44
...
76.24
76.24
49.00
26.26
...
76.26
......
26.74
Average annual number of
persons successfully
vaccinated during previous
five years.
Number.
21
1,182
1,056
425
2,754
5,417
118
129
146
14,403
14,795
1,376
367
1,743
96,858
11,376
603
1,743
987
111,567
Ratio
per 1,000.
22
40.38
40.52
61.12
29.95
35.01
13.67
24.46
20.31
26.58
26.28
27.71
24.61
26.99
26.98
41.60
23.29
26.99
......
27.25
Average annual
number of deaths
from small-pox during
previous five years.
Number.
23
7
5
...
14
26
7
6
8
190
210
...
...
...
1,478
203
1
...
......
16.82
Ratio
per 1,000.
24
.24
.19
...
.15
.17
.81
.95
1.11
.35
.37
...
...
...
.39
.74
.04
...
......
.41