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APPENDICES.
A.—VACCINATION DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT No. I.—Showing particulars of vaccination in Upper Burma during the year 1895-96.
Division.
1
NORHERN.
CEN-
TRAL.
SOUTH-
ERN.
EAST-
ERN.
SHAN
STATES.
District.
2
Mandalay ... ... ...
Bhamo ... ... ...
Katha ... ... ...
Ruby Mines ... ... ...
Myitkyina (including Mogaung subdivi-
sion).
Total ...
Shwebo (including Ye-u) ... ...
Sagaing ... ... ...
Lower Chindwin
... ... ...
Upper Chindwin
... ... ...
Total ...
Pakôkku ... ... ...
Minbu ... ... ...
Magwe ... ... ...
Total ...
Meiktila ... ... ...
Yamèthin ... ... ...
Kyauksè ... ... ...
Myingyan ... ... ...
Total ...
Southern Shan States
...
...
Northern Shan States
...
...
Total ...
GRAND TOTAL ...
Population of district according to
census of 1891.
3
374,060
(a) 80,942
* 139,626
34,062
12,318
641,008
230,779
247,136
233,316
110,916
822,147
315,827
212,401
219,190
747,418
206,650
217,011
126,622
351,411
901,694
375,961
375,961
3,488,228
Average population per square mile.
4
178.12
7.20
20.84
9.98
2.62
32.21
27.54
131.52
68.56
5.99
25.76
50.13
69.18
67.44
59.22
68.88
39.10
120.59
94.04
67.61
9.40
9.40
27.88
Average number of vaccinators em-
ployed throughout the season.
5
7
3
1
1
2
14
6
4
3
2
15
3
3
4
10
1
5
3
3
12
2
1
3
54
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
6
M.
7,732
1,919
1,647
658
249
12,205
6,585
5,952
4,107
3,278
19,922
3,440
3,136
3,257
9,833
1,686
4,438
2,210
4,583
12,917
1,759
533
2,292
57,169
F.
8,001
1,970
1,489
665
202
12,327
7,355
5,806
4,040
3,992
21,193
3,428
3,153
3,609
10,190
1,690
4,169
2,232
4,629
12,720
1,696
408
2,104
58,534
T.
15,733
3,889
3,136
1,323
451
24,532
13,940
11,758
8,147
7,270
41,115
6,868
6,289
6,866
20,023
3,376
8,607
4,442
9,212
25,637
3,455
941
4,396
115,703
Average number of persons vaccinated
by each vaccinator.
7
2,248
1,296
3,136
1,323
225
1,752
2,323
2,939
2,716
3,635
2,741
2,289
2,096
1,716
2,002
3,376
1,721
1,481
3,071
2,136
1,727
941
1,465
2,143
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Total.
8
15,092
3,816
3,136
1,312
446
23,802
13,805
11,711
8,106
7,270
40,892
6,839
6,043
6,866
19,748
3,339
7,947
4,442
9,212
24,940
3,455
941
4,396
113,778
Successful.
Under one year.
9
6,363
1,320
1,275
346
55
9,359
2,318
5,523
1,183
2,234
11,258
1,494
1,033
1,376
3,903
296
1,800
450
1,944
4,490
490
16
506
29,516
Over one and under six
years.
10
6,166
1,712
1,005
550
182
9,615
6,510
5,078
4,941
3,077
19,606
4,220
3,345
3,842
11,407
2,500
4,711
3,132
4,515
14,858
2,400
522
2,922
58,408
Total of all ages.
11
14,217
3,647
2,615
1,076
343
21,898
12,348
11,190
7,962
6,804
38,304
6,237
5,932
6,179
18,348
3,085
7,364
4,322
8,265
23,036
3,169
688
3,857
105,443
RE-VACCINATION.
Total.
12
641
73
...
11
5
730
135
47
41
...
223
29
246
...
275
37
660
...
...
697
...
...
...
1,925
Successful.
13
581
42
...
7
5
635
106
17
7
...
130
13
94
...
107
37
374
...
...
411
...
...
...
1,283
PERCENTAGE OF
SUCCESSFUL.
Primary.
14
94.20
95.57
83.39
82.01
76.91
92.00
89.45
95.55
98.22
93.59
93.67
91.20
98.16
89.99
92.91
92.39
92.66
97.30
89.72
92.37
91.72
73.11
87.74
92.67
Re-vaccination.
15
90.64
57.53
...
63.64
100.
86.99
78.52
36.17
17.07
...
58.30
44.83
38.21
...
38.91
100.
56.67
...
...
58.97
...
...
...
66.65
Persons successfully vaccinated per
1,000 of population.
16
39.56
45.58
18.73
31.79
28.25
35.15
53.97
45.35
34.16
61.34
46.75
19.79
28.37
28.19
24.69
15.11
35.66
34.13
23.52
26.00
10.26
10.26
30.60
AVERAGE ANNUAL
NUMBER OF PERSONS
SUCCESSFULLY VAC-
CINATED DURING PRE-
VIOUS FIVE YEARS.
Number.
17
14,412
1,825
1,715
799
380
19,131
7,786
6,412
2,164
5,743
22,105
3,655
2,941
2,952
9,538
678
5,387
2,188
5,781
14,034
1,393
240
1,633
66,438
Ratio per 1,000.
18
38.49
23.23
14.11
26.60
6.01
30.79
33.74
25.84
9.34
57.54
26.89
11.70
13.69
13.47
12.76
3.28
25.00
17.41
16.46
15.58
4.10
...
4.34
19.47
AVERAGE ANNUAL
NUMBER OF DEATHS
FROM
SMALL-POX
DURING PREVIOUS
FIVE YEARS.
Number.
19
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Ratio per 1,000.
20
...
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...
...
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(a) Includes 38,403 of population of the excluded tracts, details of which are not available.
* Revised figures.