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SUPPLEMENT TO THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
TABLE III-C.—Type of parasite.
Nu mb e r .
Name of village.
Total
number
of cases
having
malaria.
Benign tortian
(P. vivax).
Malignant
tertian.
(P. Calciparum.)
Quartan.
(P. malaria)
Mixed.
Number.
Per cent. Number. Per cent.
Per cent.
p e r c e n t .
Number.
Number.
1
Tepparevu . . .
21
13
61.9
6
28.6
. . .
. . .
2
9.5
2
Chintalapalem
. . .
25
9
36
15
60
. . .
. . .
1
4
3
Malakapuram . . .
43
30
70
12
28
. . .
. . .
1
2
4
Valakampeta . . .
19
5
26.3
11
57.9
. . .
. . .
3
15.8
5
Dibbamidipalem . . .
49
13
26.5
18
36.7
13
26.5
5
10.3
6
Tikkodipalem . . .
18
5
27.7
11
61.1
2
11.2
. . .
. . .
7
Ellampettai . . .
5
3
60
2
40
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
8
Achiampetta (Allipur) . . .
3
3
100
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
9
Venkata Jaggaravupet . . .
Village evacuated.
10 Gnanapuram . . .
20
10
50
7
35
1
5
2
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TABLE IV.—Result of anopheleslsurvey.
S e r i a l n u m b e r .
Name of village.
Species of anopheles.
N u m b e r .
Breeding place.
1 Tepparevu . . .
(1) A. rossii—both varieties . . . + + +
All over the place.
(2) A. culicifacies . . .
+ +
From a small gedda (or stream) at
the foot of the hill.
(3) A. fuliginosus . . .
+
Weed grown pond near the village
covered with shrubs and close to
swamp.
(4) A. hyrcanus . . .
+
From a grass field adjoining the
(5) A. carbirostris . . .
+
village.
2
Chintalapalem . . .
(1) A. rossii both varieties . . . + + +
All round the place.
(2) A. culicifacies . . . + + +
From the two geddas near the vil
-
lage.
3
Malakapuram . . .
(1) A. rossii—both varieties . . . + + +
Almost all collections of water.
(2) A. culicifacies . . . + + +
From the two geddas on either side
of the village.
(3) A. minimus . . .
+
Do.
4 Valakampeta
. . .
(1) A. rossii —both varieties . . . + + +
From the two geddas, one on either
side of the village and from pri-
mitive water holes.
(2) A. culicifacies . . . + + +
From the two geddas.
(3) A. fuliginosus . . .
+
From a well in an open field over -
grown with vegetation and used
for irrigating the field.
5 Dibbamidipalem . . .
(1) A. rossii—both varieties . . . + + + From the tank, field and the swamp
adjoining village.
(2) A. culicifacies . . . + + +
From the gedda to the east of the
village and from collection of water
at the foot of the hill.
(3) A. stephensi . . .
+
From a well on the western end of
the village used for irrigating field.
The well in good condition, no
vegetation, fairly deep.
6
Tikkodipalern . . .
(1) A. rossii—both varieties . . . + + +
All round village and from the
swamp opposite.
(2) A. culicifacies . . . + + +
A small gedda running right through
the middle of the village to the
swamp.
(3) A. fuliginosus . . .
+
From a grassy and muddy area of
the swamp.
(4) A. karwari . . .
. . .
Do.
7
Ellampettai . . . (1) A. rossii—both varieties . . . + + +
Swamp and the large sheet of water
behind.
8 Achiampet-Allipur . . . (1) A, rossii—both varieties . . . + + +
From the tank and pools all round
the place.
(2) A. culicifacies . . .
+
Same as above.
9 Venkatajaggaravupet . . . (1) A. rossii—both varieties . . .
+
From a collection of rain water near
village.
(2) A. culicifacies . . .
+ + +
From the gedda adjoining the village.
10 Gnanapuram . . . (1) A. rossii . . .
+ + +
(2) A. culicifacies . . .
+ + +
(3) A. karwari . . .
+
(4) A. fuliginosus . . .
+ +
11 Malakapuram—New vil-
lage-site.
(1) A. rossii . . .
+ + +
All from the geddas on the three
sides of the site, east, west,
south. Mostly from near the foot
of the hill, and from the western
gedda near Dhoby Khana.
(2) A. culicifacies . . .
+ + +
(3) A. stephensi . . .
+ +
(4) A.jamesii . . .
+
(5) A. karwari . . .
+
(6) A. fuliginosus . . .
+
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Chintalapalem—New site
for Labour Camp.
(1) A. rossii—both varieties . . .
+ + +
All from the four geddas within
the proposed site. The richest
c o l l e c t i o n s w e r e m a d e f r o m n e a r t h e f o o t o f t h e h i l l s .
(2) A. culicifacies . . .
+ + +
(3) A. stephensi . . .
+ +
+ +
(4) A. fuliginosus . . .
+ +
(5) A. karwari . . .