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TABLE II.
Expenditure on Sera.
RS.
RS.
1. Anantapur
435
1. General Hospital
25,670
2. North Arcot
1,114
2. Hospital for Women and Children. 4,737
3 . South Arcot
822
4 . Bellary
553
3. Rayapuram Hospital
5,294
5. Chingleput
2,923
4. Royapetta Hospital
1,899
6. Chittoor
491
5. Victoria Hospital
1,372
7. Coimbatore
1,434
6. Other Hospitals
1,078
8. Cuddapah
670
9 . Ganjām
670
1 0 . East Gōdāvari
1,178
40,050
1 1 .
West Gōdāvari
978
1 2 . Guntūr
1,295
1 3 . South Kanara
677
1 4 . Kistna
875
1. Central Jail, Trichinoply
997
15. Kurnool
989
2. Central Jail, Bellary
434
16. Madura
1,339
17. Malabar
1,205
3. Central Jail, Alipuram, Bellary
2,204
18. Nellore
382
4. Central Jail, Coimbatore
229
19. The Nilgiris
2,084
5. Central Jail, Rajahmundry
566
20. Ramnad
191
21. Salem
4,459
22. Tanjore
4,079
2 3 . Trichinopoly
1,361
2 4 . Tinnevelly
1,031
5,139
25. Vizagapatam
3,323
34,558
Grand Total
79,747
TABLE III.
The Quantity of Vaccine Lymph supplied to Various Bodies from 1927 to 1931.
No.
To whom supplied.
1927-28.
1928-29.
1929-30.
1 Apr. to
30 Sep. 1930
.
1 Oct. 1930 to
30 Sep. 1931.
CASES.
CASES.
CASES.
CASES.
CASES.
1 District Boards
1,842,425
1,873,110
1,921,985
602,250
1,855,775
2 Agency tracts
35,045
36,825
32 225
9,085
209,825
3 Municipalities including Madras
186,455
208,200
235,105
81,265
39,620
Total
2,063,925
2,118,135
2,189,315
692,600
2,105,220
4 Government departments and jails.
26,830
29,785
26,925
10,550
24,995
5 Military department and canton
¬ments
34,875
57,565
45,220
22,065
30,500
6 Other bodies
86,165
52,741
106,540
88,510
73,355
Grand Total
2,211,795
2,258,226
2,368,000
813,725
2,234,070
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TABLE IV.
Type of Vaccination, October 1930 to September 1931.
Type.
Total number of
cases reported.
Percentage of
each type to
total issued.
Percentage of
each type to
total returns
received.
1.
Primary vaccination
1,267,995
56 8
70·9
2. Secondary do.
41,278
1·8
2·3
3.
Re-vaccination
479,266
21·5
26·8
4.
Results unknown in (1), (2) and (3)
165,246
7·4
TABLE V.
The Monthly Primary Vaccination Success Rates, 1930-31.
(1st October 1930 to 30th September 1931.)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6 .
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
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TABLE VI
Primary, Secondary and Re-vaccination Results, 1930-31 ( October 1930 to September 1931).
(The districts are in order of case success rates in primary vaccination.)
T o t a l c a s e s .
P e r c e n t a g e s u c c e s s .
I n s e r t i o n s v e r i f i e d .
P e r c e n t a g e o f s u c c e s s¬ f u l i n s e r ¬ t i o n s .
T o t a l c a s e s .
P e r c e n t a g e s u c c e s s .
1 South Kanara
41,231
99·6
164,871
96·9
19,217
41·3
66,119
2 Malabar
99,745
99·5
398,629
95·8
36,354
45·3
148,897
3 The Nilgiris
3,284
99·5
13,086
96·4
7,532
35·2
12,025
4 Trichinopoly
38,863
99·1
155,322
94·7
4,544
39·8
48,053
5 Coimbatore
57,001
98·7
227,736
93·3
25,305
28·9
92,825
8·4
6 Tanjore
43,179
98·7
172,485
93·0
12,954
31·1
65,306
22·8 .
7 Kistna
26,611
98·6
106,348
92·8
6,326
26·8
36,491
14·4
8 Chittoor
32,631
98·6
130,348
94·7
11,199
3 3 · 2
49,065
9·9
9 Salem
64,904
98·4
259,209
91·5
22,232
22·9
97,745
2·3
10 Guntūr
45,600
98·4
180,705
91·0
19,539
24·3
73,681
10·9
11 Chingleput
39,673
98·3
157,381
93·9
13,867
40·4
60,015
7·1
12 Tinnevelly
56,765
98·2
226,408
91·4
19,028
33·9
88,095
1·9
13 North Arcot
60,098
98·2
240,406
93·0
14,040
29·0
82,992
5·0
14 Bellary
27,982
98·1
111,781
90·9
19,211
27·7
53,206
0·7
15 South Arcot
59,361
98·0
237,217
92·2
8,028
20·3
76,220
10·0
16 West Gōdāvari
34,006
98·0
135,784
91·5
5,815
38·4
45,261
7·7
17 Ganjām
61,267
97·8
244,668
90·1
22,957
34·1
94,192
5·8
18 Madura
51,524
97·8
205,789
90·1
16,900
28·6
78,372
6·1
19 Nellore
40,001
97·6
159,702
89·9
15,316
32·7
62,934
8·3
20 Ramnad
47,474
97·5
189,912
90·4
9,486
25·9
64,097
11·3
21 Anantapur
24,618
97·4
97,973
89·2
9,123
21·6
38,755
13·8
22 Cuddapah
25,545
97·0
102,084
86·9
5,888
15·3
36,392
20·8
23
East Gōdāvari
46,688
96·2
186,467
86·5
17,992
26·2
75,774
16·9
24 Kurnool
29,098
96·1
115,983
82·9
8,059
21·8
41,275
9·2
25 Vizagapatam
86,231
95·5
342,815
84·1
51,063
32·1
152,529
11·3
26 Mettur
1,100
93·4
4,400
79·9
2,434
23·6
5,757
15·2
Districts Total
1,144,480
98·2 4,567,509
91·2
404,409
31·7 1,746,073
7·9
27 Madras Corporation
25,719
99·7
101,135
95·6
6,028
24·7
33,554
14·6
28 Other Municipalities
92,504
99·3
365,443
95·7
58,749
39·4
158,157
7·3
29 Other bodies
5,292
94·0
21,240
83·9
10,080
44·4
16,001
87·6
Grand Total
1,267,995
98·1 5,055,327
91·6
479,266
32·8
1,953,785
12·5
3-A
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TABLE VII.
Bacterial Vaccines made and supplied during October 1930 to September 1931.
No.
Organisms.
Stock doses.
Autogenous doses.
1 .
Prophylactic Cholera
937,250
2 .
Do. Typhoid, Paratyphoid (T.A.B.)
21,025
3 .
Do. Influenza
1,170
959,445
4 . Staphylococcus Pyogenes
5,447
592
5 . Streptococcus do.
2,652
392
6 .
Do. Pemphigus
254
102
7 .
Do. Pyorrhoea
424
84
8 .
Do. Filarial
1,277
9 . Staphylococcus and Streptococcus (mixed)
1,893
240
1 0 . B. Pyocyaneus
25
1 1 . B.Acne
167
1 2 . B. Acne and Staphylococcus (mixed)
28
6
1 3 .
834
1 4 .
12
1 5 .
138
1 6 .
111
1 7 .
48
1 8 .
66
19.
162
20.
6
2 1 .
42
2 2 .
6
2 3 .
6
2 4 .
6
2 5 .
6
2 6 .
18
2 7 .
66
2 8 .
1 0 2
2 9 . Streptococcus
102
3 0 .
Do. and m. Catarrhalis (mixed)
306
31.
Do. mixed with other organisms
60
3 2 . Pneumococcus
883
18
3 3 .
Do. and Streptococcus (mixed)
168
3 4 .
Do. and m. Catarrhalis (mixed)
18
3 5 . Pneumobacillus (Priedlanders)
36
3 6 .
Do. and Pneumococcus (mixed)
18
3 7 . B. Influenza (Pfeiffer)
48
18
3 8 . Compound Catarrhal vaccine
573
162
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TABLE VII-cont.
Bacterial Vaccines made and supplied during October 1930 to September 1931-cont.
No.
Organisms.
Stock doses.
Autogenous
doses.
40. B. Coli Communis
1,185
508
41.
B. Coli (Puerperal)
162
42.
Streptococcus (Puerperal)
1,165
114
43.
Do. and B. Coli Puerperal (mixed)
964
44.
M. Catarrhalis
30
45.
Gonococcus
14,790
46.
Compound Gonococcus vaccine
342
47.
B. Diphtheroid
36
48.
B. Diphtheroid with other Catarrhal organisms of urethra
167
49.
B. Pyocyaneus
24
Total
33,244
3,885
Grand Total
992,689
3,885
TABLE VIII.
Miscellaneous Supplies- October 1930 to September 1931.
No.
Description.
LB.
OZ.
1 . 3 per cent sodium Morrhuate
4
13
2 . 3 per cent calcium chloride
36
4
3. 10 per cent calcium chloride
11
0
4. Glucose and stovaine solution
0
1
5. 1 per cent mercury cyanide
0
8
6 . Mag. sulph. 1 grain in 1 c.c.
1
10
7 . 2 per cent novocaine solution
8 . Sodium cacodylate
9 . Acid quinine hydrobromide
1 0 .
Do. hydrochloride
1 1 . Sodium iodide solution
1 2 . Ethocaine and glucose solution
1 3 . Stovaine and glucose solution
14. Novocaine and glucose solution
LB.
O Z .
1 5 . Distilled water (sterilized)
70
0
1 6 . Distilled water (not sterilized)
427
0
1 7 . Normal Saline (sterilized)
30
0
1 8 . Various media in bulk
37
7 ½
1 9 . Various media in tubes
2 0 . Various sterile materials for culture of specimens
2 1 . Wrights tubes for blood
22. Culture of various organizms
LB.
OZ.
23. Antiformin
…
2
24. Andradis indicator
…
1
25. Bullock's heart extract
2 6 . Cholestrol solution
2 7 . Antisheep amboceptor, 1,000 litre
28. Kahn's antigen
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TABLE IX
Details of Specimens received for Examination in 1930-31 excluding Research Work .
No.
Description.
Number
examined.
Number
positive.
1 Blood films for malarial parasites
156
38
2
Do. leucocytosis
23
3
Do. differential count
13
4
Do. kala-azar
3
5
Do. relapsing fever
1 0
6
Do. lepto spira
3
7
Do. filaria
6
B. Typhosus alone
807
B. Para-typhosus A
5
8 Blood for agglutination test for typhoid group.
2,975
2,542
Do. B
1 1
Do. C
7
To more than one organism. 1,712
9
Do. M. Melitensis
11
7
10
Do. dysentery group
2 7 2
237
11
Do. B. coli
28
9
12
Do. B. faecalis alkaligenes
4
1
13
Do. weil-felix reaction (the test for
typhus)
2
1
B. Typhosus positive
57
14 Blood-culture for B. Typhosus
688
6 5
B . P a r a t y p h o s u s A
4
Do. B
2
Do. C
2
15
Do. Kala-azar
39
1
16
Do. Formolgel test for kala-azar
50
13
17
Do. correlation test
3
2
18 Blood smear for rat bite fever
2
19
Do. for animal inoculation for rat bite fever
4
20
Do. for animal inoculation for relapsing fever.
1
21 Smears for plague (Human)
10
1
22
Do. (Animal)
34
4
23 Smears for gonococcus
29
1
24
Do. B. Lepræ
14
1
25
Do. spiro chæta Pallida
15
1
26
Do. treponema pertunæ (yaws)
1
27 Sputum for tubercle bacilli
111
9
28 Fæces for amœbæ
378
84
29
Do. ova
132
1
B. Flexner
44
30
Do. dysentery bacilli
526
78
B. Shiga
1 0
B. Morgan
21
B. Dys.
3
31 Fæces for organisms of typhoid group
255
2
32
Do. Cholera vibrios
282
136
33 Vomit for cholera vibrios
4
34 Pieces of fish for cholera vibrios
9
35 Faeces for tubercle bacilli
5
Gærtner group
6
B. Pyocyaneus
4
Pseudo asiaticus mobilas
1
36 Cultures of fæces for identification of organisms.
152
Enterococcus
12
Streptococcus
5
B. F. alkaligenes
2
37 Urine for Bacteriological examination
204
38
Do. B. coli
135
52
39
Do. B. Typhosus
6
3
40
Do. Tubercle bacilli
6
41
Do. Gonococci
6
42
Do. Leptospira
1
43
Do. animal inoculation for tubercle bacilli.
2
44 Cerebro-spinal fluid for Meningococcus
35
Paretic curve 6 7
45
Do. for langes gold solution test.
199
110 Luetic curve
2 7
Meniugitic curve
6
46
Do. for differential count
32
Atypical curve
1 0
47 Culture swabs for diphtheria
223
38
4 8 Cultures from Conjunctiva
2
49 Plural effusion for tubercle bacilli
14
50 Fluid from peritoneal cavity for animal inocula-
tion for tubercle bacilli
1
51 Cerebro spinal fluid for animal inoculation for
tubercle bacilli
3
52 Ascitic fluid for tubercle bacilli
8
53 Aspirated fluid from chest for B. Anthrax
1
1
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TABLE IX— cont.
Details of Specimens received for Examination in 1930-31 excluding Research Work— cont.
No.
Description.
Number
examined.
Number
positive.
Remarks.
Streptococcus 23
Staphylococcus 24
B. Pyocyaneus 5
B. Coli 4
B. F. alkaligenes ·1
55 Earth for tetanus
1
1
56 Bandage and gauze for sterility test
1
Sterile.
57 Catgut for sterility test
1
Do.
58 Pathological specimens for diagnosis of malig
¬nancy
59
29
Total
7,295
3,535
59 Specimens for Khan test
24,177
7,427
60 Specimens for Wassermann test
1,905
500
Total number of specimens
26,082
7,927
61 Wassermanns on Kahn positives
5,854
3,905
Total tests done
31,936
11,832
Grand Total
39,231
15,367
TABLE X.
Water Samples examined by the Public Health Section.
Protected
supplies.
Local and
other
bodies.
Kilpauk
experimental
filters.
Guindy
experimental
filters.
Total.
1
Bacteriological and chemical
739
151
3,300
190
4,380
2
Bacteriological only
300
235
535
3
Chemical only
8
20
28
4
For vibrios test only
49
49
5
Estimation of sulphuretted hydrogen
1,610
1,610
6
Do. of dissolved oxygen content.
2,340
110
2,450
Total
1,096
171
7,485
300
9,052
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TABLE XI.
Municipalities.
No.
Source.
Dates of examination and results.
Remarks on the supply.
1 Adōni
8 Jan. 1931
9 July 1931.
Tank
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Continues to be very unsatisfactory.
(See report.)
Ramjella spring
1 c.c.
Filtered water
5 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Dy. system
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
2 Anantapur
8 Jan. 1931
9 July 1931.
Infn. gallery
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Fair.
Dy. system
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
3 Bellary
7 Oct. 1930
17 Apr. 1931.
Tap in pumping station
20 c.c.
60 c.c.
Good only initially.
Dy. system
>60 c.c.
10 c.c.
4 Berhampur
28 Nov. 1930
30 May 1931.
Tank
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Good only initially.
Filtered water
>60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
10 c.c.
5 Bezwada
9 Mar. 1931
1 Aug. 1931.
Wells
60 c.c.
10 c.c.
Fair.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
10 c.c.
6 Cannanore
11 Dec. 1930
24 June 1931.
Well
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Fair.
7 Cauvery Mettur Project
5 Mar. 1931
26 Aug. 1931.
Cauvery river
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Uniformly excellent.
Filtered water (Mechl.)
60 c.c.
20 c.c .
Dy. system
>60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
8 Chidambaram
18 Nov. 1930.
12 June 1931.
Storage tank
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Filtered water good. Deterioration
in transit. (See report.)
Filtered water (Mechanical)
>60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Dy. system
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
9 Chingleput
31 Oct. 1930
18 May 1931.
Infn. gallery
5 c.c.
20 c.c.
In October poor owing to heavy floods.
Dy. system
5 c.c.
20 c.c.
In May good.
10 Cocanada
28 Jan. 1931
31 July 1931.
Storage tank
1 c.c.
1 c.c
Good.
Filtered water
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
20 c.c.
11 Conjeeveram
30 Oct. 1930
18 May 1931.
Infn. gallery
5 c.c.
60 c.c.
Fair.
Dy. system
5 c.c.
20 c.c.
12 Coonoor
1 Mar. 1931
18 Aug. 1931.
Upland surface water
10 c.c.
1 c.c.
Fair in March.
Dy. system
20 c.c.
1 c.c.
Poor in August.
13 Coimbatore (Temporary supply)
20 Oct. 1930
8 May 1931.
Raw water
0·1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Chlorinated supply to the town good.
Dy. system (chlorinated sup
ply).
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
14 Cuddapah
29 Oct. 1930
10 May 1931.
Open gallery
1 c.c.
5 c.c.
Gallery supply indifferent.
Dy. system
1 c.c.
5 c.c.
Chilakalabavi supply poor.
Chilakalabavi
. 0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Systematic chlorination recommended..
15 Dindigul
15 Oct. 1930
27 Apr. 1931.
Adikarai well
1 c.c.
Well supply poor.
Nattamakara well
0·1 c.c.
Gallery supply fair.
Odukkam gallery
5 c.c.
Dy. system
1 c.c.
60 c.c.
16 Ellore
13 Feb. 1931
25 Aug. 1931.
Storage tank
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Filters functioned better than before.
Filtered water
20 c.c.
60 c.c.
Chlorinated supply good.
Dy. system (chlorinated
supply).
>60 c.c.
60 c.c.
17 Erode
5 Mar. 1931
26 Aug. 1931.
Cauvery river
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Fair.
Filtered water (Mechanical)
20 c.c.
10 c.c.
Dy. system
10 c.c.
20 c.c.
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TABLE XI-cont.
Municipalities-cont.
No.
Source.
Remarks on the supply.
Gudiyattam
21 Jan. 1931
5 Aug. 1931.
Infn. gallery
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Dy. system
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Guntūr
9 Mar. 1931
13 Aug.1931
Infiltration gallery.
1 c.c.
5 c . c .
Kodaikanal
9 Oct. 1930
15 May 1931.
Upland surface water
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Dy. system
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
K u m b a k ō n a m
21 Nov. 1930
16 June 1931.
Bore hole
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Dy. system
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Kurnool
17 Nov. 1930
8 June 1931.
Storage tank
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Filtered water
20 c.c.
10 c.c.
Dy. system
> 60 c.c.
10 c.c.
Madras Corporation
26 Nov. 1930
10 June 1931.
Raw water end of conduit
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Do. after chlorination.
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Filtered water
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Test tap on main
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Madura
15 Oct. 1930
27 Apr. 1931.
Kochadai Gallery
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Arapalayam Gallery
60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Masulipatam
17 Jan. 1931
1 Aug. 1931
Storage tank
1 c.c.
0·1c.c.
Filtered water (Mechl.)
60 c.c.
10 c.c.
Negapatam
27 Mar. 1931
23 Sep. 1931
Vettar river
0·1 c.c.
Infn. gallery
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Dy. system
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Nellore
13 Feb. 1931
25 Aug. 1931
Infn. gallery
20 c.c.
20 c.c.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
20 c.c.
Ootacamund
23 Mar. 1931
25 Sep. 1931
Dodabetta Upper
10 c.c.
10c.c.
Do. Lower
10 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Tiger Hill
20 c.c.
10 c c.
Marlimund
10 c.c.
20 c.c.
Kodappamund
20 c.c.
10 c.c.
Old Ootacamund cistern
20 c.c.
5 c.c.
Government House supply
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Periyakulam 12 Mar. 1931
18 Sep. 1931:
Raw water
0·1 c.c.
0·01 c.c.
Filtered water
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Dy. system
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Rameswaram
4 Feb. 1931
23 July 1931
Infn. wells
> 60 c.c.
20 c.c.
Dy. system
> 60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Salem
22 Dec. 1931
6 July 1930
Infn. gallery
10 c.c.
20 c.c.
Tank
1 c.c.
5 c.c .
Filtered water
1 c.c.
5 c.c.
Chlorinated water Headworks. > 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Dy. system
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Arisipalayam tank
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Do (chlorinated)
10 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Tanjore
17 Oct. 1930
1 May 1931
Vennar river
0·001 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Tap in Pumping station
5 c.c.
20 c.c.
Dy. system
4
5 c.c.
20 c.c.
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TABLE XI- cont .
Municipalities-cont.
Tirupati
3 Mar. 1931
20 Aug. 1931.
Infn. gallery
60 c.c.
20 c.c.
Good.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
20 c.c.
Tiruvannamalai
7 Nov. 1930
1 June 1931.
Kalyani well
1 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Dy. system
1 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Trichinopoly
12 Mar. 1931
3 Sep. 1931.
Canvery river
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Infn. gallery
20 c.c.
10 c.c.
Dy. system
20 c.c.
5 c.c.
Tuticorin
10 Dec. 1930
3 July 1931.
Tambraparni river
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Infn. gallery
10 c.c.
60 c.c.
Distributory wells
0· 1 c . c .
0·1 c.c.
Vellore
21 Jan. 1931 5 Aug. 1931.
Gallery
20 c.c.
10 c.c.
Fair.
Dy. system
60 c.c.
20 c.c.
Vizagapatam
19 Dec. 1930
30 June 1931.
Gallery
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Fair.
Tank
5 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Filtered water
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Dy. system
20 c.c.
20 c.c.
Vizianagram
28 Oct. 1930
14 May 1931.
Infn. gallery
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Fair.
Dy. system
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Alipuram
7 Oct. 1930
11 June 1931.
Tank
0·01 c.c.
0·01 c.c.
Filtered water
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Chlorinated water
> 60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Bellary ( Central)
7 Oct. 1930
17 Apr. 1931.
Municipal supply
> 60 c.c.
5 c.c.
Do. Chlorinated
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Deep well
0·1 c.c.
5 c.c.
Do. Chlorinated
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Berhampur (District )
28 Nov. 1930
30 May 1931.
Municipal supply
60 c.c.
20 c.c.
Good.
Do. Chlorinated
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Calicut ( Special sub-jail )
2 Mar. 1931
17 Aug. 1931.
Well inside the jail
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c. Well water poor. Treated supply good.
Chlorinated water
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Cannanore ( Central)
11 Dec. 1930
24 June 1931.
Tope well No. 1
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Do. No. 2
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Do. No. 3
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Chlorinated water
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Coimbatore ( Central)
20 Oct. 1930
28 May 1931.
Aerometer well
0·1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Do. Chlorinated
>60 c.c.
60 c c.
No. 1 Garden well
0·1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Do. chlorinated
> 60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Cuddalore (District )
20 Jan. 1931
13 July 1931.
Lake well
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Good.
Chlorinated water
> 60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Palamcottah (Borstal School )
23 Dec. 1930
25 June 1931.
Well water
10 c.c.
1 c.c.
Good.
Chlorinated supply
> 60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
28 Jan. 1931
31 July 1931.
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Good.
REPORT OF THE KING INSTITUTE, GUINDY
27
TABLE XI - cont.
Jails- cont.
No.
Source.
Remarks on the supply.
Salem (Central )
22 Dec. 1930
6 July 1931.
Chlorinated water
>60 c.c.
>60 c.o.
(See report.)
Tanjore (Borstal School)
17 Oct. 1930
1 May 1931,
Drinking water well
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
The treated supply good.
Do.Chlorinated
>60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Vellore (Central)
21 Jan. 1931
5 Aug. 1931.
Drinking water well
1 c.c.
5 c.c.
Fair.
Do.Chlorinated
>60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Drinking water well
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Well water poor. Treated supply good.
Chlorinated water
>60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Railway Stations
M.S.M. Railway.
Arkonam Junction
8 Jan. 1931
16 July 1931.
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Fair.
Bangalore City Junction
13 Oct. 1930
23 Apr. 1931.
Tap on the platform
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Good.
Bangalore Cantonment
13 Oct. 1930
23 Apr. 1931.
Tap on the platform
60 c.c.
60 c.c.
Good.
Bellary Junction
12 Nov. 1930
17 Apr. 1931.
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Municipal supply fair.
Bezwada Junction
26 Mar. 1930
31 July 1931.
Tap on the platform
10 c.c.
20 c.c.
Fair.
Dharmavaram Junction
4 Dec. 1930
23 June 1931.
Tap on the platform
1 c.c.
1 c.c. Poor.
Dronachalam Junction
27 Feb. 1931
13 Aug. 1931.
Tap on the platform
0·1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Bad (See report).
Guntakal Junction
4 Dec. 1930
23 June 1931.
Well at mile 270/18 B.G.
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Wells poor. Storage in elevated tanks
improves the quality.
Do. 239/9 M.G.
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Gudur Junction
26 Nov. 1930
18 June 1931.
Hospet Junction
12 Nov.1930
11 June 1931.
Jalarpet Junction
13 Nov. 1930
23 Apr. 1931.
Well on the bank of Palar river.
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Palar well supply. Fair.
Tap on the platform
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Chlorinated water in drums
>60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Staff quarters well
5 c.c.
1 c.c.
Do.Chlorinated
>60 c.c.
20 c.c.
Kalahasti
23 Feb, 1931
20 Aug. 1931.
Tap on the platform.
5 c.c .
5 c.c.
Fair.
Katpadi Junction.
8 Feb, 1931
22 July 1931.
Madanapalle Road
8 Feb. 1931
22 July 1931.
Well
0·1 c.c
0·1 c.c. Well water poor. Chlorination unsatis
¬factory. (See report).
Ma ngalagiri
26 Feb. 1931
13 Aug. 1931.
Water tank from Bezwada
5 c.c.
5.c.c.
Fair.
4-A
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REPORT OF THE KING INSTITUTE, GUINDY
TABLE XI
—cont.
Railway Stations— cont.
M.S.M. Railway— cont.
No.
Source.
Remarks on the supply.
Nandyal
27 Feb. 1931
13 Aug. 1931.
Water tank from Panyam
5 c.c.
1 c.c.
Narasaraopet
26 Feb. 1931
13 Aug. 1931.
Tap on the platform
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Ongole
26 Nov. 1930
18 June 1931.
Water tank from Tenali
1 c.c.
5 c.c.
Indifferent.
Pakala Junction
8 Feb. 1931
22 July 1931.
Well at mile 140/16-17
5 c.c.
0·1 c c.
Loco well
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Renigunta Junction
23 Feb. 1931
20 Aug. 1931.
Tap on the platform
20 c.c.
5 c.c. Fair.
Samalkot Junction
26 Mar. 1931
31 July 1931
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
10 c.c.
Fair.
Tenali Junction
26 Nov. 1930
18 June 1931.
Tiruttani
8 Jan. 1931
16 July 1931.
Well
0·1 c.c
Poor.Chlorination nsatisfactory.
Tirupati East and West
23 Feb. 1931
20 Aug. 1931.
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Fair.
Tiruvallur
8 Jan. 1931
16 July 1931.
Variable.
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
1 c . c .
S . I . R a i l w a y .
Arni Road
7 Nov. 1930
1 June 1931
Bad.
Staff quarters well
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Calicut
2 Mar. 1931.
17 Aug. 1931
Well water poor. Treated supply
good
Loco well
0·1 c.c.
1 c.c.
.
Chlorinated water
> 60 c.c.
>60 c.c.
Cannanore
11 Dec. 1930
24 June 1931.
Chingleput Junction
20 Jan. 1931
13 July 1931
Poor. Chlorination not satisfactory.
Madugu
—
Raw water
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c·c. Municipal supply recommended. (See
report.)
Chidambaram
18 Nov. 1930
12 June 1931.
Tap on the platform
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Municipal supply Fair.
Erode Junction
5 Mar. 1931
23 Aug. 1931.
Raw water
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Chlorinated supply was poor in August
1931.
Tap on the platform
> 60 c.c.
1 c.c.
Kumbakōnam 21 Nov. 1930
16 June 1931
Bad. (See report.)
Tap on the platform
0·1 c.c.
0·01. c.c.
Madura Junction
15 Oct. 1930
27 Apr. 1931
Municipal supply good.
Tap on the platform
60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Mangalore
2 Mar. 1931
17 Aug. 1931
Railway Dispensary well
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Chlorinated water
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
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REPORT OF THE KING INSTITUTE, GUINDY
TABLE XI—cont.
Railway Stations—cont.
S.I. Railway —cont.
No.
Source.
Remarks on the supply.
Maniyachi Junction
10 Dec. 1930
3 July 1931
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
5 c.c.
Mayavaram Junction
27 Mar. 1931
23 Sep. 1931.
New well
5 c.c.
Old well
1 c.c.
Tap on the platform
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Nidamangalam Junction
24 Oct. 1930
6 May 1931
Tap on the platform
1 c.c.
1 c c.
Podanur Junction
3 Feb. 1931
6 Aug. 1931
Workshop well
0·1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Shoranur Junction
3 Feb. 1931
6 Aug. 1931.
River side well
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Chlorinated water
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Tanjore Junction
21 Nov. 1931
16 June 1931.
Old well
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
New well
1 c.c.
Tap on the platform
1 c.c.
1 c.c.
Tinnevelly Junction
23 Dec. 1930
25 June 1931.
Small well
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Big well
1 c.c.
0·01 c.c.
Tap on the platform
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Tiruvannamalai
7 Nov. 1930
1 June 1931
Bad. Systematic chlorination essential.
Tap on the platform
0·1 c.c.
0·01 c.c.
(See report.)
Tiruvarur Junction
24 Oct. 1930
6 May 1931
Tap on the platform
1 c.c.
1 c c.
Trichinopoly Junction
12 Mar. 1931
3 Sep. 1931
Tap on the platform
10 c.c.
5 c.c.
Villupuram Junction
18 Nov. 1930
12 June 1931
Tap on the platform
5 c.c
5 c.c.
Chlorinated water
> 60 c.c.
> 60 c.c.
Chlorinated supply excellent.
B. N. Railway.
Chicacole Road
19 Mar. 1931
10 Sep. 1931
Well water
0·1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Tap on the platform
(chlorinated water)
5 c.c
5 c.c.
Naupada Junction
28 Oct. 1930
14 May 1931.
Tap on the platform
5 c.c.
20 c.c.
Simhachalam
19 Mar. 1931
10 Sep. 1931
The treated water was poor in March
Well water
0·1 c.c.
1 c.c.
but good in September.
Vizianagram Junction
28 Oct. 1930
14 May 1931
Municipal supply fair.
Tap on the platform
10 c.c.
10 c.c.
Waltair Junction
19 Dec. 1930
30 June 1931.
Well near loco shed
1 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
Wells poor: treated water excellent.
Well away from loco shed
5 c.c.
0·1 c.c.
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REPORT OF THE KING INSTITUTE, GUINDY
TABLE XII.
Other Work of the Public Health Section .
No.
Number.
1.
2
2.
3
3 .
7
4 .
7
19
36
1
2
2
8
1
2
12
13
12
2
1
1
3
20
4
1 0
130
2 2 .
2
2 3 .
12
2 4 .
8
25.
26
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