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Rs. 8,084. The average cost of each successful case of vaccination
remains the same as last year, i.e., Rs. 1-0-10.
The decrease in expenditure is attributable to the Civil Surgeon,
Nasik, holding charge of the office of the Assistant Director of
Public Health, Western Registration District, in addition to his
own duties from 2nd February 1927 which resulted in saving in
salary till the appointment of a full time Assistant Director
of Public Health. Besides, the replacement of senior Inspectors
of Sanitation by junior ones augmented to these savings.
In Sind the decrease in expenditure is due to the fact that the cost
of temporary vaccination establishment entertained in Thar and
Parkar District paid from Provincial Revenues in the previous
year was debited to Local Funds during the year under report.
Inspection work of the Assistant Directors of Public Health
and Inspectors of Sanitation and Vaccination
17. The Assistant Directors of Public Health inspected 18,917
vaccinated persons or 3.29 per cent. in 655 towns and villages and
they travelled 30,468 miles. The Inspectors of Sanitation and
Vaccination inspected 214,242 persons in 9,610 towns and villages
travelling 694,036 miles. Thus the results of 233,159 vaccina-
tions or 40.48 per cent. were checked by examination. The
success rate of primary vaccinations as ascertained by the
Assistant Directors of Public Health was 97.08 and by
Inspectors 96.54.
Compulsory Vaccination
18. The Compulsory Vaccination Act has been newly introduced
in Bhusawal Town in East Khandesh.
Compulsory Vaccination Act in Belgaum Cantonment continued ;
during the year vaccination was done by a part-time Vaccinator
and his work was also supervised by a part-time Inspector of
Sanitation and Vaccination. The working of the Act did not run
as satisfactorily as it should have been. So the Belgaum Canton-
ment Board desired to carry out the work by the Medical personnel
of the Military Department to facilitate the enforcing of the Act
and the control has been transferred to the Military.
In Aden four male and three female temporary vaccinators were
engaged in addition to the present five vaccinators. The total
number of vaccinations and re-vaccinations performed in the whole
Settlement of Aden was 28,136 and 8,060 respectively against
41,030 and 40,760 during the preceding year. There were 10
attacks and 2 deaths from small-pox against 21 and 5 in the
previous year. In Deolali Cantonment there were 142 primary
vaccinations performed by the S.M.S. Officer in charge of Canton-
ment Hospital, Deolali, of which 121 cases were returned as
successful giving a percentage of 100; 109 persons were re-vaccinated
of which 50 persons were returned as successful giving a percentage
of 52.08.
At the recommendation of the Assistant Director of Public
Health, Sind Registration District, the Hyderabad Municipality
sanctioned the appointment of an additional vaccination Karkun.
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Hyderabad is still backward in vaccination. The percentage of
children under one year successfully vaccinated in Karachi town
was 76.17 and in Hyderabad town 32.21.
Except in Ahmedabad and Karachi Cities the bye-laws regarding
Registration of Births and Deaths were not enforced in any of
the other places with the result that a large number of births
escaped registration and the number of children procurable for
vaccination was in consequence smaller than it should have been.
Such children provide a potential source of danger to the com-
munity, and it is for Local Bodies to realise this risk and see that
all the 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.
Name
Bombay City ...
Bandra ...
Kurla ...
Ahmedabad ...
Ahmedabad
Cantonment.
Karachi ...
Hyderabad ...
Sukkur ...
Rohri ...
Larkana ...
Deolali Canton-
ment.
Dhulia ...
Nagar
Canton-
ment.
Belgaum
Can-
tonment.
Aden ...
Popula-
tion
1,175,914
27,411
26,059
270,775
3,232
216,883
73,951
42,759
11,378
17,723
18,789
30,605
10,997
6,889
56,500
Children available
for Vaccination
Births
minus
deaths
of
children
under
one year
12,868
495
306
10,138
22
7,475
2,165
918
245
473
3
938
220
75
529
At the
rate of
31 per
1,000 of
popula-
tion
36,453
907
807
8,387
100
6,961
2,512
1,340
308
572
582
948
340
213
1,751
Number
of
children
under
one year
success-
fully
Vacci-
nated
13,068
618
550
7,724
...
5,302
809
552
138
123
56
848
154
209
157
Number of deaths from Small-pox
1922-
1923
188
...
1
1
...
116
6
2
1
...
...
...
...
4
69
1923-
1924
785
7
7
159
...
40
213
...
1
...
5
209
...
2
6
1924-
1925
1,096
19
10
662
1
136
123
1
1
3
...
6
...
1
2
1925-
1926
408
8
3
93
...
55
8
47
5
25
...
3
1
...
5
1926-
1927
651
7
12
14
...
52
50
1
...
4
...
3
...
...
2
Prosecutions.—During the year 222 persons were prosecuted in
Karachi town for not getting their children vaccinated. Out of
these 78 got their children vaccinated, 7 left for their native
places, 64 were granted postponement certificates on account of
illness, 50 were fined, 8 were warned and discharged, 7 died,
3 could not be traced and 5 cases are still pending in the Court.
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In Hyderabad town 26 persons were prosecuted; of these 21 got
their children vaccinated, 2 died and against the remaining
3 cases are still pending in the Court.
In Sukkur town 6 persons were prosecuted of these 5 got their
children vaccinated and one died.
In Rohri town 3 persons were prosecuted. Of these one got his
child vaccinated and 2 were discharged by the Court.
19. Inoculation was practised in Shahdadkot and Thul Talukas,
Jacobabad District, and Tando Allahyar Taluka, Hyderabad Dis-
trict. In Shahdadkot Taluka the Mukhtiarkar reported that people
were warned and they promised not to allow any private agency
to carry on inoculation amongst their children in future. In Thul
Taluka 4 persons were fined Rs. 15 each for getting their children
inoculated. In Tando Allahyar Taluka, the Mukhtiarkar reported
that sufficient proof could not be had and stated that the enquiry
made in the matter which created a deep impression among the
people, will serve as a deterant against any further recurrence of
this sort. The District Magistrate having agreed with the
Mukhtiarkar the matter was dropped and the vaccinator was asked
to report any fresh cases of inoculations with sufficient evidence
if detected by him.
A Circular was issued to all the Collectors and Deputy Commis-
sioner, Upper Sind Frontier, informing them that although arm to
arm vaccination had been abolished since many years some vacci¬
nators taking advantage of the ignorance of the village people
threaten to use their vaccinated children as vaccinifers for purpose
of extorting money, and requesting them to ask the Revenue
Officials to make a special effort to remove the ignorance of the
people in this respect and to inform them to report in such cases
to the Mukhtiarkar or Collector.
20. A statement showing the number of vaccinations under one
year of age in Municipal Towns is attached as Appendix III.
21. No cases of infectious diseases due to importation of infec-
tion from pilgrim centres were reported. A case of Small-pox was
reported from Dakore Town Circle which was imported.
It having been brought to the notice of the Director of Public
Health by a leading gentleman of Surat City that two of his grand-
daughters were attacked with Small-pox soon after they were
vaccinated and that several similar instances had occurred which
led to the public suspecting the purity of the lymph and attribut-
ing the attack of Small-pox to vaccination. A careful enquiry was
instituted as a result of which it was ascertained that in these
two instances the children had picked up infection from the children
of domestic servants three of whom had small-pox in a severe form
and one of whom had died. All these were residing in the same
compound. The two children regarding whom the report was
received were vaccinated during the incubation period and as a result
of vaccination the disease affected them only in a modified form.
The fact that 28 other children were vaccinated on the same day
and from the same number of lymph as the above two children and'
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not one of these was affected with Small-pox, provides further proof
of the purity and potency of the lymph.
The results of the enquiry and the means adopted to ensure the
purity and potency of lymph at the Vaccine Institute were
communicated to the complainant and were published in the leading
Vernacular Journal of Surat.
22. A diagram illustrating the proportion of population protected
by vaccination during the seven years from 1st April 1920 to 31st
March 1927 and the death rate from Small-pox for the year 1926-
1927 is given as Appendix IV.
General Remarks
23. The Training Class was held at the Vaccine Institute,
Belgaum, from 1st July to 30th September 1926. Out of 11
candidates who attended the class 10 passed.
The Assistant Director of Public Health, Southern Registration
District, inspected the work of one candidate sent to him from
Gujarat Registration District for being trained for the Inspector's
post. He also inspected the work of six candidates from the
Bijapur District and the Vaccinator Vengurla Peta who was
deputed for a refresher course. He examined all of them by getting
vaccination work done by them in his presence and found them
possessing manual dexterity in the technique of operations.
The Inspectors of Sanitation and Vaccination were asked to
attend the Baby Week celebrations with instructions to render
assistance to the Secretaries of the Committees and to give demon-
strations to the public on vaccination as a prophylactic measure
against Small-pox with the help of the Vaccinators of the respective
places. Necessary materials were supplied by the Assistant Director
of Public Health, Southern Registration District, to the Inspector
of Sanitation and Vaccination, Bijapur District, who was in
charge of the stall. Generally the services of the Inspectors were
useful at these shows and their work was appreciated by the
Public and the Baby Week Celebration Committees.
During the year 6 influential men were granted " Afrin-Nama "
by the Assistant Director of Public Health, Sind Registration
District, for rendering help to the Inspectors and Vaccinators in
the cause of vaccination.
JAMSHYD MUNSIFF,
M.R.C.P. F.R.C.S. D.P.H., (Edin.),
Poona, 18th August 1927. Officiating Director of Public Health.
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APPEN
STATEMENT
Showing the Particulars of Vaccination in the
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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 ...
Total ...
NASIK COLLECTORATE—
Nasik
Town (Municipal) ... ...
Yeola
do. (
do.
) ... ...
Malogaon do. (
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
12
14
1
1
1
......
17
20
1
1
17
19
15
DIX I
No. I
Bombay Presidency during the year 1926-27
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.
271
4
243
1
490
72
17,303
513
1,894
20
20,201
610
645
55
277
5
10,449
153
592
5
12,063
218
852
211
285
5
362
1
79
23
14,735
708
16,313
948
247
727
163
4
11,445
146
11,855
877
Females.
264
4
219
......
456
43
16,831
126
1,898
12
19,668
185
671
27
284
1
10,586
70
696
4
12,237
102
846
40
314
......
397
......
57
20
14,347
356
15,961
416
201
70
150
4
10,800
82
11,157
156
Total.
535
8
462
1
946
115
34,134
639
3,792
32
39,869
795
1,316
82
561
6
21,035
223
1,388
9
24,300
320
1,698
251
599
5
759
1
136
43
29,082
1,064
32,274
1,364
448
797
319
8
22,245
228
23,012
1,033
Average
number of
persons
vaccinated
by each
Vaccina¬
tor.
7
543
1,524
......
2,144
2,033
1,308
567
1,871
1,758
1,949
604
760
179
1,773
1,682
1,245
327
1,322
1,265
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
8
535
462
946
34,134
3,792
39,559
1,316
561
21,035
l,383
24,300
1,698
599
760
136
29,088
32,281
449
319
22,245
23,013
Successful.
Under
one
year.
9
326
305
494
21,877
2,132
25,134
848
316
12,599
900
14,663
979
429
463
56
18,544
20,471
315
159
14,570
15,044
One and
under six
years.
10
119
71
164
4,171
623
5,148
218
173
2,270
286
2,947
347
62
104
59
3,702
4,274
123
127
4,716
4,966
Total
of all
ages.
11
446
376
661
26,230
2,759
30,472
1,069
492
14.007
1,226
17,694
1,336
495
567
115
22,477
24,990
439
292
19,384
20,115
Un-
known.
12
89
86
281
7,817
1,031
9,304
240
69
6,100
152
6,567
356
103
186
21
6,568
7,234
6
27
2,830
2,863
15A
STATEMENT
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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 ...
Total ...
NASIK COLLECTORATE—
Nasik
Town (Municipal) ... ...
Yeola
do. (
do.
) ... ...
Malegaon do. (
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 ..
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
8
1
115
639
32
795
82
6
1
223
9
320
251
5
1
43
1,064
1,364
797
8
228
1,033
Suc-
cessful.
14
1
1
...
223
4
229
43
3
59
4
109
63
...
...
6
405
474
294
5
78
377
Un-
known.
15
4
...
105
276
26
411
24
2
107
5
133
117
2
1
13
349
482
173
2
82
257
Percentage of
Successful cases
in which the
results were
known.
Primary.
16
100.00
100.00
99.39
99.67
99.57
99.70
99.35
100.00
99.85
99.19
99.78
99.55
99.79
98.78
100.00
99.80
99.77
99.10
100.00
99.84
99.83
Re-vac¬
cination.
17
25.00
100.00
0.00
61.43
66.66
59.63
74.14
75.00
50.86
100.00
59.89
47.01
0.00
0.00
20.00
54.64
53.73
47.11
83.33
53.42
48.58
15B
No. I—contd.
Persons
success-
fully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of
popula-
tion.
18
26.46
30.84
32.30
25.86
2.70
28.53
36.33
35.76
25.05
2.06
27.44
32.72
35.58
23.91
6.48
31.40
30.70
32.38
16.66
27.05
26.97
Percentage of unknown
cases to total cases.
Primary.
19
16.63
18.61
29.70
22.90
22.33
23.34
18.24
12.30
29.02
10.95
27.02
20.96
17.19
24.47
15.44
22.57
22.40
1.34
8.40
12.72
12.44
Re-vaccina¬
tion.
20
50.00
91.30
43.19
81.25
51.69
29.27
33.33
47.98
55.55
43.13
46.61
40.00
100.00
30.23
32.80
35.33
21.71
25.00
35.96
24.88
Average annual number of
persons successfully
vaccinated during previous
five years.
Number.
21
389
303
......
25,493
27,839
801
341
14,826
16,280
1,175
488
591
184
20,298
22,751
945
397
17,616
19,021
Ratio
per 1,000.
22
19.53
24.86
......
21.01
25.88
28.17
24.63
24.82
25.36
27.48
35.08
24.92
9.79
27.67
27.32
41.74
22.27
24.49
25.03
Average annual
number of deaths
from small-pox during
previous five years.
Number.
23
4
......
......
450
445
71
5
353
429
12
11
70
1
179
273
5
11
195
211
Ratio
per 1,000.
24
.20
......
......
.44
.42
2.82
.35
.53
.67
.28
.79
2.95
.05
.24
.33
.22
.62
.27
.28
P 3—3
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STATEMENT
No.
1
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
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 ... ...
Grand 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
80
11
...
2
93
17A
STATEMENT
No.
1
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Circles and Districts.
2
WESTERN REGISTRATION DISTRICT
—contd.
BOMBAY SUBUHBAN 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 ... ...
Grand Total ...
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
476
77
60
420
1,039
1
4
...
191
196
1
21
22
2,771
1,867
109
22
4,769
Suc¬
cessful.
14
341
24
44
142
551
1
3
...
76
80
...
3
3
988
782
50
3
1,823
Un¬
known.
15
18
52
0
193
263
...
...
...
86
85
1
17
18
1,092
531
13
18
1,654
Percentage of
successful cases
in which the
results were
known.
Primary.
16
99.81
100.00
100.00
99.66
99.91
100.00
100.00
100.00
99.96
99.96
100.09
100.00
100.00
99.13
99.63
100.00
100.00
79.71
Re-vac¬
cination.
17
74.46
96.00
66.66 .
62.56
71.01
100.00
75.00
...
71.70
72.07
0.00
75.00
75.00
58.34
58.53
52.08
75.00
58.06
17B
No. I—contd.
Persons
success-
fully
vaccinated
per 1,000
of
popula-
tion.
18
47.23
30.24
7.19
30.35
32.57
9.28
18.20
15.85
28.27
27.71
29.92
26.49
29.12
27.50
81.84
6.64
29.12
28.51
Percentage of unknown
cases to total cases.
Primary.
19
47.63
34.52
...
11.22
14.32
22.55
10.58
17.40
14.92
14.96
5.47
14.04
7.40
20.65
20.23
14.79
7.40
20.42
Re-vaccina-
tion.
20
3.78
67.53
...
45.95
25.31
100.00
...
...
44.50
43.36
100.00
80.95
81.82
39.41
28.44
11.92.
81.82
34.68
Average annual number of
persons successfully
vaccinated during previous
five years.
Number.
21
619
631
7
2,109
3,366
121
130
151
13,826
14,228
1,324
445
4,145
92,909
10,557
184
4,145
105,452
Ratio
per 1,000.
22
21.15
24.21
1.01
22.94
21.83
14.03
24.65
20.98
25.51
25.27
26.66
29.84
61.17
24.92
38.60
7.15
64.17
25.77
Average annual
number of deaths
from small-pox during
previous five years.
Number.
23
8
5
0
10
23
7
5
8
197
217
...
...
...
1,394
189
1
...
1,584
Ratio
per 1,000.
24
.27
.19
...
.11
.15
.81
.95
1.11
.36
.39
...
...
...
.37
.69
.04
...
.38
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No.
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26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Circles and Districts
2
BOMBAY CITY ... ...
CENTRAL REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
AHMEDNAGAR COLLECTORATE—
Ahmednagar Town (Municipal) ...
Ahmednagar Cantonment ... ...
Sangamner Town (Local Fund) ...
In the 12 Rural Circles (Local Fund) ...
Total ...
POONA COLLECTORATE—
Poona City (Municipal) ... ...
Poona and Kirkee Cantonments ...
Junnar Town (Local Fund) ...
Baramati do. (
do.
) ... ...
Khed
do. (
do.
)... ...
Lonavla
do. (
do.
)... ...
In the 11 Rural Circles
Local Fund ...
Municipal ...
Total ...
SHOLAPUR COLLECTORATE—
Sholapur
Town (Municipal) ...
Barsi
do. (
do.
) ...
Pandharpur do. (
do.
) ...
In the 7 Rural Circles
Local Fund ...
Municipal ...
Total ...
Population of
District
according to
census of
1921.
3
1,175,914
34,358
10,997
12,737
682,986
741,088
133,227
41,032
7,381
11,905
7,013
6,337
791,659
998,554
119,347
22,074
25,210
575,606
742,237
Average
population
per square
mile.
4
52,146
11,292
1,648
23,781
134
125
23,451
3,392
......
......
......
......
165
184
12,269
1,170
47,583
146
163
Average
number of
Vaccinators
employed
throughout
the year.
5
9
1
......
......
17
18
2
2
......
......
......
......
15
19
2
1
1
11
15
19
No. I—contd.
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.
9,937
17,889
321
100
130
150
193
... 11,406
95
12,350
345
2,934
1,266
772
2,311
141
14
199
6
48
1
101
9
10,932
870
304
1,127
15,431
5,604
1,624
29
343
...
468
11
8,677
107
718
15
11,830
162
Females.
10,089
5,187
628
263
78
53
208
...... 11,832
4
12,746
320
3,037
915
794
1,316
110
...... 203
4
48
...... 88
1
10,953
111
275
613
15,508
2,960
1,435
14
300
...... 487
5
8,642
6
675
......
11,539
25
Total.
20,026
23,076
1,249
363
208
203
401
... 23,238
99
25,096
665
5,971
2,181
1,566
3,627
251
14
402
10
96
1
189
10
21,885
981
579
1,740
30,939
8,564
3,059
43
643
... 955
16
17,319
118
1,393
15
23,369
187
Average
number of
persons
vaccinated
by each
Vaccina¬
tor.
7
4,789
1,612
411
401
1,371
1,431
4,076
2,596
265
412
97
199
1,524
2,319
2,079
1,551
648
971
1,584
1,405
1,570
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
8
20,026
1,249
208
401
23,238
25,096
5,971
1,566
251
402
96
189
21,885
579
30,939
3,059
643
955
17,319
1,393
23,369
Successful.
Under
one
year.
9
13,068
859
154
236
16,816
18,065
3,786
971
136
265
51
129
15,123
285
20,746
2,051
373
373
11,477
934
15,208
One and
under six
years.
10
5,511
157
16
96
2,867
3,136
1,425
338
94
74
30
57
3,977
132
6,127
621
159
141
3,287
289
4,497
Total
of all
ages.
11
18,634
1,024
170
332
19,728
21,254
5,313
1,317
234
339
81
189
19,113
439
27,025
2,696
537
520
14,827
1,224
19,804
Un-
known.
12
1,323
223
38
69
3,495
3,825
654
245
17
63
15
...
2,760
140
3,900
357
103
435
2,467
169
3,531
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No.
1
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
31
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Circles and Districts.
2
BOMBAY CITY
...
...
...
CENTRAL REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
AHMEDNAGAR COLLECTORATE—
Ahmednagar Town (Municipal) ...
Ahmednagar Cantonment ... ...
Sangamner Town (Local Fund) ...
In the 12 Rural Circles (Local Fund) ...
Total ...
POONA COLLECTORATE—
Poona City (Municipal) ... ...
Poona and Kirkee Cantonments ...
Junnar
Town (Local Fund) ... ...
Baramati
do. (
do.
) ... ...
Khed
do. (
do.
) ... ...
Lonavla
do. (
do.
) ... ...
In the 11 Rural Circles
Local Fund ...
Municipal ...
Total ...
SHOLAPUR
COLLECTORATE—
Sholapur
Town (Municipal) ...
Barsi
do. (
do.
) ...
Pandharpur do. (
do.
)...
In the 7 Rural Circles
Local Fund ...
Municipal
Total ..
Re-vaccination.
Total.
13
23,076
363
203
...
99
665
2,181
3,627
14
10
1
10
981
1,740
8,564
43
...
16
113
16
187
Suc-
cessful.
14
21
137
82
...
21
240
52
178
10
10
...
7
404
140
800
21
...
6
33
4
64
Un¬
known.
15
23,054
89
85
...
45
219
2,049
3,045
4
...
...
1
501
957
6,557
6
...
8
37
6
57
Percentage of
successful cases
in which the
results were
known.
Primary.
16
99.63
99.81
100.00
100.00
99.92
99.92
99.92
99.70
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
99.97
100.00
99.96
99.78
99.45
100.00
99.83
100.00
99.83
Re-vacci-
nation.
17
95.45
50.00
69.50
...
38.89
53.81
39.39
30.58
90.91
100.00
77.78
84.17
17.88
39.86
56.76
...
75.00
43.42
44.44
49.23