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palities, the amount of primary work done was above the standard rate of 40 per
1,000 of population. The high rate of work in the municipalities of Amraoti
Camp, Amraoti Town, and Shegaon is due to famine relief camps having been
formed near the municipalities, which attracted a large number of destitute
people, many of whom lived within the municipal limits.
TABLE NO. 6.—Work done in Municipalities during the year 1900-01.
Municipalities.
Amraoti Town ... ...
Do
Camp ... ...
Karinja ... ...
Ellichpur City ... ...
Do
Civil Station
...
Yeotmal ...
Basim ...
Akola ...
Khamgaon ...
Shegaon
...
..
Akot ...
Buldana ...
Total ...
Popula¬
tion.
28,946
4,700
14,436
28,637
9,603
6,464
12,389
21,470
15,593
11,422
15,995
3,243
170,912
Total
vacci-
nated.
1,505
1,830
1,997
728
481
573
470
894
611
521
921
172
10,702
Primary.
Total
vacci-
nated.
1,200
412
493
623
316
225
314
828
600
462
619
88
6,180
Successful.
Under
on
year.
884
217
332
582
268
150
214
589
377
344
479
56
4,42
one
and
six
years.
283
166
140
16
24
28
71
200
141
106
112
28
1,314
Above
six
years.
22
80
13
4
9
89
16
19
70
10
1
...
233
Total.
1,189
412
485
502
301
217
301
808
588
460
692
84
6,039
Re-vaccina-
tion.
Total.
305
1,418
1,504
105
165
347
156
66
11
59
302
84
4,522
Suc-
cess-
ful.
99
372
662
16
19
66
46
7
5
24
15
84
1,405
Percentage
of success.
Pri¬
mary
99.0
100.
98.3
96.6
96.2
96.4
95.8
97.5
98.
99.5
95.6
95.4
97.7
Re-
vacci¬
nation
32.4
26.2
44.0
15.2
11.6
16.1
29.1
10.6
45.4
40.6
4.9
100.
31.0
Ratio of
primary
opera¬
tions
per 1,000
of popu¬
lation.
41.4
87.4
34.1
23.3
32.9
34.8
25.3
38.5
38.4
40.4
38.7
21.1
36.1
Re¬
gis¬
ter¬
ed
birth-
rate.
42.2
59.0
43.5
33.6
32.2
31.0
19.0
44.9
31.8
41.7
42.4
35.1
38.0
Num-
ber
of
pro¬
secu¬
tions
dur-
ing
the
year.
Nil
The following table shows the number of infants under one year in
municipal towns available for vaccination and the number actually vaccinated.
It will be seen that in the municipalities of Amraoti Town, Amraoti Camp,
Karinja, Ellichpur Civil Station, Yeotmal, Akola, Khamgaon, Shegaon, and
Akot there were actually more infants vaccinated than were available for
vaccination. This is due to the large influx within municipal limits of the
poor and destitute from the famine stricken districts and also of mill workers
during the cold weather.
TABLE NO. 7.—Statistics relating to the number of children under one year of age in towns
available for vaccination and the number of successful operations performed on them.
Municipal Towns.
1
Amraoti Town ...
Do
Camp ...
Karinja
... ...
Ellichpur City... ...
Do
Civil Station ...
Yeotmal
... ...
Basim
... ...
Akola
...
...
Khamgaon ...
Shegaon
... ...
Akot ... ...
Buldana
... ...
Total ...
Number
of births
during the
year 1900.
2
1,172
273
628
896
310
257
429
966
496
469
612
116
6,629
Number
of deaths
amongst
children
under one
year
daring the
year 1900.
3
506
343
307
281
94
146
211
499
264
233
278
46
3,208
Number available
for vaccination
after deducting
the numbers who
have died as
shown in col-
umn 3.
4
666
—
65
321
615
216
111
218
467
232
236
334
70
+ 3,486
— 65
3,421
Number of
successful
vaccination
on children
under one
during the
year end¬
ing March
1901.
5
884
217
332
582
268
150
214
589
377
344
479
56
4,492
Date of extension
of Vaccination
Act to town.
6
8th Aug. 1894.
18th Mar. 1893.
24th June 1897.
8th Aug. 1894.
Do.
22nd Dec. 1893.
18th Mar. 1893.
1st Apl. 1894.
18th Mar. 1893.
8th Aug. 1894.
18th Mar. 1893.
22nd Dec. 1893.
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