ii.
APPENDICES.
A.—VACCINATION DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing particulars of vaccination in the Province of Burma for the year 1897-98.
No.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
District.
2
Arakan division—
Akyab ... ... ...
Hill Tracts, Northern Arakan...
Kyaukpvu... ... ...
Sandoway... ... ...
Total...
Pegu division—
Rangoon... ... ...
Hanthawaddy... ... ...
Pegu... ...
Tharrawaddy... ... ...
Prome... ... ...
Total...
Irrawaddy
division—
Thangwa
...
...
...
Bassein
...
...
...
Henzada... ... ...
Myaungmya... ... ...
Total...
Tenasserim division—
Amherst
...
...
...
Tavoy...
...
...
Mergui...
...
...
Toungoo...
...
...
Thatôn... ... ...
Salween
...
...
...
Total...
Population of district according to
census of 1891.
3
416,305
14,628
163,832
78,425
673,190
165,768
411,443
237,594
339,240
368,466
1,522,511
333,443
311,262
438,131
217,878
1,300,714
333,539
94,921
73,748
211,784
266,620
31,439
912,051
Average population per square mile.
4
75.21
14.41
38.03
20.41
45.79
150.23
60.53
85.34
172.52
131.14
148.11
86.35
90.06
190.66
73.65
103.08
20.81
13.37
9.44
23.25
48.16
6.75
20.06
Average number of vaccinators em-
ployed throughout the season.
5
5
1
7
3
16
5
6
5
8
12
36
7
9
10
4
30
4
4
3
7
7
1
26
Total number of
persons vaccinated.
6
M.
4,477
853
5,063
10,798
21,191
10,738
14,839
6,551
10,222
13,633
55,983
8,931
7,905
14,964
3,194
34,994
10,644
6,402
3,439
7,057
13,259
862
40,713
F.
2,863
514
4,268
10,415
18,060
1,309
11,334
6,753
9,009
11,507
39,912
10,159
5,831
13,252
3,146
32,378
9,118
5,352
2,990
5,732
10,888
752
31,832
T.
7,340
1,367
9,331
31,213
39,251
12,047
26,173
13,304
19,231
25,140
95,895
19,090
13,726
28,316
6,340
67,373
19,762
11,754
6,479
13,789
23,147
1,614
75,545
Average number of persons vacci-
nated by each vaccinator.
7
1,468
1,367
1,333
7,071
2,453
2,409
4,363
2,661
2,404
2,095
2,664
2,727
1,525
2,822
1,585
2,246
4,940
3,938
2,160
1,827
3,307
1,614
2,906
Primary vaccination.
Total.
8
6,198
1,344
9,069
20,209
36,830
8,368
33,088
12,981
19,100
23,633
87,170
18,944
10,079
37,571
6,233
62,837
19,407
11,679
6,424
12,450
22,764
1,614
74,338
Successful.
Under one year.
9
1,890
120
817
3,382
6,109
1,218
4,846
3,425
2,713
4,766
16,968
9,742
2,777
6,051
1,446
20,016
4,418
3,081
979
4,717
6,619
888
19,702
O ver one and un-
der six years.
10
3,302
678
3,536
9,573
17,178
895
14,551
6,174
11,735
18,032
51,387
7,600
4,346
11,102
2,601
25,549
7,740
5,846
3,265
4,077
9,401
308
30,637
Total of all ages.
11
5,717
1,223
8,070
19,636
34,646
7,616
21,519
12,078
18,663
22,818
32,694
18,085
9,983
26,195
5,867
60,129
18,879
10,852
5,933
11,170
21,656
1,469
69,959
Re-vacci-
nation.
Total.
12
1,142
23
262
1,004
2,431
3,679
3,085
323
131
1,507
8,725
146
3,647
645
107
4,545
355
75
55
339
383
...
1,207
Successful.
13
993
11
101
4
1,109
2,723
1,990
48
121
1,080
5,962
88
2,420
356
80
2,944
99
45
12
202
247
...
605
Percentage of
successful cases
Primary.
14
92.24
91.00
88.98
97.16
94.10
91.01
93.20
93.04
97.71
96.55
94.87
95.47
99.04
95.01
94.13
95.71
97.28
92.92
92.36
89.72
95.13
91.02
94.11
Re-vaccination.
15
86.95
47.83
38.55
.40
45.62
74.01
64.51
14.86
92.37
71.67
68.33
60.27
66.36
55.19
74.77
64.77
27.89
60.00
21.82
59.59
64.49
...
50.12
Persons successfully vaccinated per
1,000 of population.
16
16.12
84.36
49.87
250.43
53.11
62.37
57.14
51.04
55.37
64.86
58.23
54.50
39.84
60.60
37.30
48.49
81.36
114.80
80.61
53.70
83.15
46.73
77.37
AVERAGE ANNUAL NUM-
BER OF PERSONS SUC-
CESSFULLY VACCINATED
DURING PREVIOUS FIVE
YEARS.
Number.
17
7,059
1,145
5,668
10,096
23,963
20,538
15,556
6,269
11,070
15,628
69,061
9,845
84.97
13,337
2,698
34,377
16,073
6,880
3,729
5,476
9,497
1,333
42,988
Rate per 1,000
18
16.96
78.27
34.60
128.84
35.62
123.90
37.81
24.33
31.86
43.38
45.36
28.45
24.95
31.87
12.45
26.43
50.50
73.48
50.57
27.24
41.84
42.39
47.13
Average annual
number of deaths
from smallpox
during
previous
five years.
Number.
19
472
...
38
21
531
61
223
156
118
2
560
213
71
342
79
705
46
... 8
1
44
...
99
Ratio per 1,000.
20
1.13
... 23
.28
.79
.34
.56
.55
.34
...
.37
.57
.22
.78
...
.54
.15
... .11
.01
.20
...
.11