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DISTRICTS.
Hissár
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Rohtak ... ... ... ... ...
Gurgáon
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Delhi
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Karnál
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Umballa
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Simla
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Kángra
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Hoshiárpur
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Jullundur
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Ludhiána
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Ferozepore
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Mooltan
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Jhang
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Montgomery
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Lahore
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Amritsar
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Gurdáspur
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Siálkot
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Gujrát
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Gujránwála
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Shahpur
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Jhelum
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Ráwalpindi
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Hazára
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Pesháwar
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Kohát
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Bannu
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Dera Ismail Khan ... ... ... ...
Dera Gházi Khan
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Muzaffargarh
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Total ...
Number of
vaccinations
inspected.
By Civil Sergeons and
Assistant Surgeons.
3,247
3,470
7,500
4,936
291
106
80
707
972
1,098
4,747
...
...
2,134
341
16,424
2,844
8,575
1,712
762
16,025
736
98
401
1,978
581
178
97
2
312
1,652
82,006
By Native Supervisors
of Vaccination.
21,139
13,835
15,862
8,649
6,779
11,663
...
35,972
12,066
12,834
19,077
22,201
28,246
5,063
16,266
25,211
41,308
19,979
13,867
16,111
33,709
10,181
16,469
9,872
7,312
10,231
2,625
4,329
1,390
15,898
8,339
466,483
Number of
vaccinations found
successful.
By Civil Surgeons and
Assistant Surgeons.
3,209
3,462
6,900
4,731
285
106
80
640
932
1,071
4,343
...
...
1,905
336
16,151
2,490
7,658
1,487
697
15,655
718
96
390
1,969
574
170
92
2
306
1,638
78,099
By Native Supervisors
of Vaccination.
20,861
13,634
14,635
7,640
6,579
11,408
...
33,368
11,714
12,078
18,190
21,570
25,797
5,058
15,991
24,689
39,992
18,400
12,734
15,830
31,890
9,955
16,324
9,685
7,205
10,109
2,536
4,112
1,234
15,714
8,260
447,192
Number of
vaccinations found
unsuccessful.
By Civil Surgeons and
Assistant Surgeons.
38
8
125
205
6
...
67
40
24
404
...
...
229
5
270
354
917
225
65
370
18
2
11
9
7
8
5
...
6
14
3,432
By Native Supervisors
of Vaccination.
278
201
321
1,000
200
255
...
2,604
352
756
887
631
1,485
5
275
522
1,316
1,579
1,133
281
1,819
226
145
187
107
122
89
117
91
181
79
17,259
Percentage of
successful cases
actually verified by
inspections.
By Civil Surgeons and
Assistant Surgeons.
98.83
99.77
92.00
95.85
97.94
100.00
100.00
90.52
95.88
97.81
91.49
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...
89.27
98.53
98.36
87.55
89.31
86.86
91.47
97.69
97.55
97.96
97.26
99.54
98.80
95.51
94.85
100.00
98.08
99.15
95.24
By Native Supervisors
of Vaccination.
98.68
98.55
92.26
88.33
97.05
97.81
92.76
94.11
95.35
97.16
91.33
99.90
98.31
97.93
96.81
92.10
91.83
98.26
94.60
97.78
99.12
98.11
98.51
98.81
96.61
94.99
88.78
98.84
99.05
95.86
From the statement it will be seen that 82,006 vaccinations were inspected
by Civil and Assistant Surgeons. Last year Civil and Assistant Surgeons
inspected 87,921 cases, so that 5,915 fewer inspections were made in 1889-90
than in 1888-89. In consequence of the importance of their Jail duties, Civil
Surgeons are not allowed to be more than 72 hours absent from head-quarters
without formally giving up the Superintendentship of their Jails for the time
being. It is of the greatest importance that the vaccination work of certain
definite portions of each district be carefully inspected by the Civil Surgeon
annually, otherwise the work cannot be properly supervised, and it is impossible
to find out whether the returns sent in by Vaccinators are accurate or not.
As it is very difficult to check the vaccination work of large towns, Civil
Surgeons should, in my opinion, be afforded the opportunity of visiting the
rural portion of their districts during the winter months, and should be allowed
to make several tours, for from five to seven days at a time, during the vaccinat-
ing season.
Native Supervisors are said to have inspected 466,483 vaccine operations,
or 117,938 more than last year. In the Mooltan District the Native Supervisor