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Changes in the Special
Staff.
8. Devi Dyál, 3rd class Vaccinator, was transferred at his own request to the staff
of the Gujránwála district. Siri Chand, an English-speaking Middle
pass man, was appointed in his place.
2nd class Vaccinator
Lál Chand was granted one year's furlough from the 20th of August
1894, and Khushál Singh, 3rd class Vaccinator, officiated for him, and a probationer of the
name of Khazán Singh was appointed on Rs. 5 per mensem. The appointment of this
probationer involved no extra expenditure to Government.
Punishments.
9. In April 1894 Partáb Singh, 2nd class Vaccinator, who was adversely reported
on by the Civil Surgeons of Abbottabad and Ludhiána, was fined
Rs. 2. Jawáhar Lál, 2nd class Vaccinator, was fined 4 annas
for bad work. Muhammad Sharíf, 1st class Vaccinator was fined Re. 1, and Shah
Muhammad, 2nd class Vaccinator, with Ghulám Rasúl, 3rd class Vaccinator, were fined 8
annas each for irregular work in the Fázilka tahsíl. Udho Rám and Mának Chand, both
3rd class Vaccinators, were fined Re. 1 each; and Khazán Singh, officiating 3rd class
Vaccinator, was fined 8 annas for falsifying returns in the Jullundur district.
Places in which the
Special Staff worked.
10. The Special Staff carried out work in 28 localities ; a list
of them is noted as below :—
Tahsíls of Bhiwáni, Sirsa, Gohána, Naráingarh and towns of Sadhaura, Kálka, tahsíl
Kotkhái, Native States of Keonthal, Bághal, Biláspur, Nálagarh and Jubbal, and tahsíl
of Garhshankar, Nakodar, Samrála, Fazilka, Moga, Zaffarwál, Murree, Haripur and Man-
sahra, towns of Khanna, Máchiwára, Amritsar, Buffa, thána Lowra; Lower Topa and Ghariál
Cantonments—28 localities.
The Animal Lymph De-
pôt.
11. From the 16th of April to the 4th of October 1894 the depôt was stationed
at Murree, and from the 5th October 1894 to 11th April 1895 at
Amritsar. While the depôt was at Murree, 30 indents were re-
ceived and 304 tubes despatched; of these indents 23 yield success-
ful results, 3 unsuccessful, not used or broken 4. On the 10th of September the annual
supply of lymph to the Civil Surgeons was commenced.
The details are as follows :—
10th September 48 tubes of buffalo lymph were despatched to 24 Civil Surgeons,
of which in 14 districts the result was a success, 8 were unsuccessful, and 2 were unknown.
21st September 60 tubes of buffalo lymph were despatched to 30 localities ; the results
were successful 22, unsuccessful 7, unknown 1. 23rd September 60 tubes of human lymph
were despatched to 30 localities ; the results were successful 24, unsuccessful 3, unknown 3.
The distribution of the annual supply of lymph to the Civil Surgeons and other Medical
Officers was commenced early in September, and in consequence all the Civil Surgeons were
in possession by the beginning of the vaccinating season of lymph for use in their districts.
At the Amritsar Depôt. 50 indents were received; of these 24 were reported success-
ful,10 unsuccesful, 9 unknown, and 7 not used or broken. It will be noted that the result of
a considerable number of indents is stated to be " unknown." This is due to the fact that
the indenting officers neglect to send back the counterfoil showing the results. In order
to draw the attention of these officers a request was printed in red ink, asking them to
return the counterfoils. A specimen of the memo. accompanying a supply of lymph is
attached to this report.
REPORT OF LYMPH.
Lymph supplied _________tubes of _________ lymph
collected on ____________ by___________________
By whom used _______________________________
Mode of vaccination—scratches or punctures
No. of children vaccinated ______________________
Total number of insertions of lymph _______________
No. of vesicles produced _______________________
Date of vaccination ____________________________
Date of receipt of lymph_________________________
Further information:—
Medical Officer,
Dated _______________
Return urgently requested.
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FROM
The Deputy Sanitary Commissioner,
PUNJAB,
CAMP via LAHORE,
To
The Medical Officer,
Dated
______________________
Received.___________________
No.________________
HAS the honor to forward______________________
tubes of _______________________ lymph collected
by
_______________________________________
on ___________________________________ , and
to request he will be good enough to fill in the
marginal report and submit it to this office
at an early date.
Deputy Sanitary Commissioner, Punjab.