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38 towns a decrease. Prominent amongst the towns in which a marked
increase in primary operations is recorded are Rangoon (+638), Prome
(+280), Henzada (+437), Kyaiklat (+247), Mergui (+554) and
Taungdwingyi (+291). An excess of over 100 operations was reported
from Pyapôn and Mandalay. On the other hand, a large decrease was
noticeable in the towns of Nyaunglebin (—211), Bassein (—245),
Myaungmya (—621), Moulmein (-347), and Sagaing (—290). Other
towns which returned a deficit of over 100 primary operations were
Tharrawaddy, Gyobingauk, Kyônpyaw, Wakema, Shwegyin, Thayetmyo,
Pakôkku, Myingyan, Yamèthin and Bhamo.
The decrease in re-vaccination work in towns is serious. Seventeen
towns registered an increase in re-vaccination work and forty-six towns
a decrease. Marked increases in re-vaccinations were recorded in
Syriam (+900), Shwedaung ( + 781), Taungdwingyi (+544), Prome
( + 361)and Danubyu (+231). On the other hand a large falling off
in re-vaccination work is noticeable in Rangoon, Nyaunglebin, Mergui,
Toungoo, Shwegyin, Minbu, Pakôkku, Mandalay, Meiktila, Nyaung-U,
Yamèthin, Pyinmana, Sagaing and Mônywa.
A marked improvement under both classes of vaccination is notice-
able in Prome, Shwedaung, Kyaiklat and Taungdwingyi towns.
9. Results of Vaccination in Towns.—42,316 successes in primary and
16,427 successes in revaccination were recorded during the year yielding
a percentage of 94.78 in primary and 41.91 in revaccination as against
98.60 and 46.88 respectively in the previous year.
Cent per cent success in primary cases were reported from 22
towns and in 9 towns the success rates were above 99 percent. In 18
towns the rates vary between 95 and 99 per cent. Low success rates in
primary cases were recorded in Minbu (77.27 percent), Mandalay
(82.59 per cent), Myingyan (83.05 per cent), Bhamo (83.95 per cent)
and Nyaung-U (87.12 per cent).
Appendix B.
10. Infant Vaccination.—In the 63 towns in which the Vaccination
Acts are in force 34,361 births were registered. 10,552 children under
one year of age died, leaving 23,809 survivors liable for primary vacci-
nation. The total number of vaccinations at this age was 28,689 or an
apparent excess of 4,880 children vaccinated over the number available
for vaccination. The reasons for this apparent excess were the same as
set forth in the reports for the preceding years and it is unnecessary to
repeat them here. Thirty-three towns sent vaccination returns in
excess of the number of survivors available for vaccination while in 30
towns it was less. In 12 towns the number of infants vaccinated not
only exceeded the number of- survivors available, but it exceeded the
actual number of births registered in them during the year. Such
irregularity is to be found in Rangoon, Pegu, Nyaunglebin, Nattalin,
Insein, Prome, Shwedaung, Henzada, Ma-ubin, Pyapôn Mergui and
FOR THE YEAR 1926-27.
7
Thayetmyo. This suggests either defective birth registration or emigra-
tion from neighbouring districts. On the other hand a very low
proportion of available infants were vaccinated in Thônze, Thôngwa,
Wakèma, Pyu, Pakôkku and Myingyan.
Statement
III.
11. Dispensary Vaccination.—The total number of vaccinations
performed in hospitals and dispensaries was 5,185 (primary 3,609 and
revaccinations 1,576) as compared with 7,398 (primary 3,824 and revacci-
nation 3,574) in the previous year. No dispensary vaccination was
reported from 24 districts. The district in which most dispensary
vaccinations were performed was Myitkyina, and these amounted to more
than half the total operations returned for the Province. Dispensary
vaccination was performed on all who offered themselves voluntarily at
times when small-pox was prevalent in or threatening the locality.
The percentage of successful operations obtained in primary was
77.59 and in revaccination 45.06 as against 91.00 and 45.83 in last year
respectively.
12. Jail Vaccination.—31,565 prisoners were vaccinated during the
year. Primary vaccination was performed on 1,239 and revaccination
on 30,326. Of the former 1,065 cases were reported as successful and of
the latter 16,124 yielding a success rate of 85.96 and 53.17per cent
respectively.
13. Vaccination by other Agencies.—The total number of vaccinations
performed by private practitioners was 616 of which 280 were primary
and 336 revaccinations, the success rates being 94.05 and 59.49 per cent.
respectively. Of the 253 successful primary cases 174 were children
under one year of age, and 56 children whose ages lay between one
and six.
14. Steamer Vaccination.—Under the provisions of section 9 of the
Burma Vaccination Law Amendment Act of 1909, 49,763 labourers
landing at the Port of Rangoon were vaccinated by the Corporation
Vaccination staff under the supervision of the Port Health Authorities
as against 41,169 in the previous year. No results could be verified as
the subjects leave the station immediately after vaccination.
Statement V.
15. Verification Work of Inspecting Officers.—Of the total number of
724,229 persons vaccinated, District Health Officers and Assistant
District Health Officers inspected the results of 60,661 or 8.37 per cent,
which fall short of the minimum of inspection work expected from these
officers (viz. 10 per cent). The Inspectors of Vaccination and other
inspecting officers verified 271,222 or 52.78 per cent of primary cases
and 47.92 per cent of re-vaccinations—an improvement over the work of
the previous year. The districts in which a large percentage of inspec-
tion work by District Health Officers were recorded are Upper
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NOTES AND STATISTICS ON VACCINATION IN BURMA
Chindwin (primary 57.35 and revaccination 76.88), Tavoy (primary 32.63
and revaccination 9.25), and the Northern Shan States (primary 17.38
and revaccination 84.53). No inspection work was done by the District
Health Officers of Thayetmyo and Shwebo Districts, and only 0'96 per
cent of primary cases were verified by the District Health Officer,
Henzada. Amongst the Inspectors of Vaccination a very creditable
amount of inspection work was done by the Inspector of Vaccination of
Upper Chindwin (primary 92.70 and revaccination 94.42) followed by
Kyauksè (primary 74.76 and revaccination 79.50) and Akyab (primary
66.63 and revaccination 91.12). Other districts in which a large percen-
tage of cases were inspected included Pegu, Tharrawaddy, Ma-ubin,
Pyapôn, Tavoy, Thayetmyo and Myingyan.
16. Cost of the Department.—The total cost of the Department was
Rs. 3,86,245-10-1 as against Rs. 3,74,109-1-9 in the previous year, an
increase of Rs. 12,136-8-4. This increase was shared by all three budget
heads, viz. "Pay of Establishment", "Travelling Allowances" and
" Contingencies," but the main increase is accounted for by an increase
of Rs. 8,082-13-6 under the first head.
The average cost for each successful vaccination was Rs. 0-11-7 as
compared with Rs. 0-9-7 in 1925-26 'and Rs. 0-9-6 in 1924-25.
Prominent amongst districts which returned high cost were the Hill
District of Arakan, Hanthawaddy, Insein, Tavoy, Mergui and Pakôkku
Hill Tracts whereas low rates were noted in Prome, Salween, Minbu
and Sagaing.
17. Small-pox Inoculation.—The practice of small-pox inoculation was
detected in Tharrawaddy, Pegu, Prome, Bassein, Henzada, Myaungmya,
Amherst, Pakôkku, Yamèthin, Meiktila and the Southern Shan States,
and in all cases the inoculators and the inoculated persons were punished
with fines, ranging from Rs. 1-8-0 to Rs. 80 excepting in Yamèthin
District where no action appears to have been taken against the
offenders.
18. Work of the Vaccine Depôt, Meiktila.—No additions or alterations
of any importance was effected during the year. Some minor improve-
ments were however carried out.
Calves.—Calves were obtained by contract throughout the year,
but for a few months near the end of the term of contract the contractor
failed to supply the required number and his supply had to be supple-
mented by local purchase.
The number of unvaccinated calves remaining at the Depôt on the
1st April 1926 was 10 and 515 calves were purchased making a total of
525. Of this number 518 were inoculated and 6 died, leaving one
unvaccinated calf at the close of the year. Of the vaccinated calves,
69 were remaining at the Depôt on 31st March 1927.
FOR THE YEAR 1926-27.
9
Lymph Output—Four hundred and eighty-five calves were successfully
vaccinated ; 33 calves either failed to take or yielded lymph of such
poor quality that it had to be destroyed. The following table contrasts
the output and issue of lymph during the year under report and the two
previous years:—
Year.
1924-25...
1925-26...
1926-27...
Number of
calves
scraped.
344
401
485
Total yielded.
OL.
377.12
364.55
411.43
Grams.
10,743
10,335
11,664
Average yield per call.
Grams,
31.23
25.77
24.05
Grains.
529.6
397.7
370.4
Doses issued.
1,072,701
1,100,167
974,229
Lymph Supply.—The total number of doses issued during the year
was 9,74,229 of which 8,18,198 doses were supplied to Municipalities,
other bodies on payment. This compares with a total of 1,67,560 doses
issued during 1925-26.
Finance.—The gross revenue earned from sale of lymph and calves
was Rs. 9,221-12-3 as against Rs. 10,907-5-3 in the previous year, the
slight decrease being due to a fall in the sale price of vaccinated calves.
The net expenditure of the Depôt was Rs. 22,430-3-6 compared with
Rs. 19,915-14-2 last year, an increase of Rs. 2,514-5-4 being due to
enhanced cost of purchasing and feeding calves and increased expendi-
ture under contingencies.
19. Training Class.—Twenty-nine Apprentice Vaccinators were
successfully trained in vaccination and twenty-two Public Health
Inspectors began their course of training in vaccination on 7th March
1927. In addition to these one Epidemic Sub-Assistant Surgeon was
also trained.
20. General Remarks.—Dr. H. H. Lynsdale, I.M.D., was in charge of
the Depôt with Dr. U Thaw Zan as his assistant. The former remained
till 1st March 1927 from which date Dr. G. H. Blaker, I.M.D., took
over charge of the Directorship, Vaccine Depôt, as a whole-time
Director.
His Excellency the Governor of Burma visited the Depôt on 11th
August and Dr. U Ba Yin, The Hon'ble Minister of Education, Local
Government and Public Health, on 21st June 1926.
G. JOLLY, Major, I.M.S.,
Offg. Director of Public Health, Burma.
Rangoon, 28th June 1927.
APPENDICES.
STATEMENT No. I—Showing particulars of Vaccination in the Province of
Burma during the year 1920-27 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. II—Showing the cost of Vaccination Department in the
Province of Burma during the year 1926-27 ... ...
STATEMENT No. III—Showing Dispensary Vaccination in the Province of Burma
for the year 1926-27 ... ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. IV—Showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated and
the number of those persons who were successfully
vaccinated in the Province of Burma in each of the official
years 1917-18 to 1926-27 ... ... ...
STATEMENT No. V—Showing particulars of Vaccination verified by Inspecting
Officers during the year 1926-27 ... ... ...
APPENDIX A.—Showing the ratio per 10,030 successfully vaccinated and the mort-
ality from small-pox by quinquennial periods ... ...
APPENDIX B.—Statistics relating to the number of children under one year of age
in towns available for vaccination and the number of successful
operations performed on them ... ... ...
APPENDIX C—Diagram showing the proportion of population protected during
the seven official years 1920-21 to 1926-27 and the death-rate
from small-pox during the calendar year 1926 in districts where
registration of vital statistics is in force ... ... ...
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44 & 45
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47 & 48
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APPENDICES.
A.—VACCINATION
STATEMENT No. I—Showing the particulars of Vaccination in the
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Divisions and Districts.
(2)
ARAKAN DIVISION.
Akyab District ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Hill District of Arakan... ...
Kyaukpyu District ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Sandoway District...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
PEGU DIVISION.
Rangoon... ...
Pegu District... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Tharrawaddy District... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Hanthawaddy District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Insein District ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Prome District ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
IRRAWADDY DIVISION.
Bassein District ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Population
of districts
according to Census of 1921.
(3)
576,430
539,861
36,569
20,914
199,873
195,989
3,884
112,029
108,267
3,762
345,505
445,620
419,355
26,265
492,429
449,000
43,429
364,624
341,278
23,346
289,540
254,031
35,509
371,575
322,246
49,329
489,473
434,904
54,569
Average population per
square mile.
(4)
112
...
...
14
46
...
...
30
...
...
4,487
109
...
...
172
...
...
195
...
...
152
...
...
127
...
...
119
...
...
Average number of vaccina-
tors employed throughout
the year.
(5)
12
10
2
3
6
6
...
4
3
1
22
8
6
2
12
8
4
19
17
2
8
6
2
13
9
4
16
11
5
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
(6)
Males.
11,284
10,104
1,180
1,180
5,874
5,800
74
3,388
3,280
108
28,326
9,717
8,093
1,624
13,242
12,574
668
12,379
8,699
3,680
8,096
7,156
940
15,314
12,774
2,540
13,137
11,385
1,752
Females.
9,502
9,138
364
579
4,060
3,999
61
2,854
2,794
60
7,390
9,632
8,667
965
13,935
13,331
604
10,343
10,018
325
7,332
6,479
853
15,570
13,627
1,943
13,563
12,266
1,297
Total.
20,786
19,242
1,544
1,759
9,934
9,799
135
6,242
6,074
168
35,716
19,349
16,760
2,589
27,177
25,905
1,272
22,722
18,717
4,005
15,428
13,635
1,793
30,884
26,401
4,483
26,700
23,651
3,049
† Work done be
APPENDICES.
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DEPARTMENT.
Province of Burma during the year 1926-27 (Paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7).
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vaccina-
tor.
(7)
1,732
1,924
772
586
1,656
1,633
...
1,561
2,025
168
1,603
2,419
2,793
1,294
2,265
3,238
318
1,196
1,101
2,003
1,929
2,273
897
2,376
2,933
1,121
1,669
2,150
610
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
(8)
17,261
16,468
793
1,145
8,443
8,329
114
4,871
4,746
125
†10,415
13,690
12,036
1,654
19,319
18,224
1,095
16,543
16,052
491
11,987
10,421
1,566
22,113
19,705
2,408
20,509
18,571
1,938
Successful.
Under
one year.
(9)
3,258
2,856
402
3
955
883
72
1,278
1,184
94
7,135
4,858
3,919
939
5,298
4,571
727
4,094
3,818
276
3,259
2,696
563
6,211
4,522
1,689
4,101
3,173
928
One and
under six
years.
(10)
11,388
11,096
292
242
3,583
3,563
20
1,705
1,685
20
2,010
6,604
6,104
500
12,375
12,067
308
8,194
8,005
189
5,928
5,065
863
13,363
12,737
626
8,549
7,995
554
Total of
all ages.
(11)
16,624
15,831
793
1,025
7,421
7,322
99
4,067
3,943
124
9,405
12,982
11,448
1,534
18,943
17,876
1,067
14,653
14,179
474
11,072
9,513
1,559
21,679
19,335
2,344
17,118
15,252
1,866
Unknown.
(12)
301
301
...
...
501
497
4
399
399
...
916
611
556
55
371
346
25
708
708
...
512
506
6
317
268
49
3,077
3,022
55
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
other agencies included.
2
14
APPENDICES.
A.—VACCINATION
STATEMENT No. I—Showing the particulars of Vaccination in the
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Divisions and Districts.
(2)
ARAKAN DIVISION.
Akyab District ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban...
...
Hill District of Arakan ...
Kyaukpyu District ...
Rural ... ...
Urban... ...
Sandoway
District...
...
Rural...
...
Urban... ...
PEGU DIVISION.
Rangoon... ...
Pegu District... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Tharrawaddy District
...
Rural...
...
Urban... ...
Hanthawaddy District... ...
Rural...
...
Urban...
...
Insein District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Prome District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
IRRAWADDY DIVISION.
Bassein District... ...
Rural ... ...
Urban... ...
Re-vaccination.
Total.
(13)
3,525
2,774
751
614
1,491
1,470
21
1,371
1,328
43
†25,301
5,659
4,724
935
7,858
7,681
177
6,179
2,665
3,514
3,441
3,214
227
8,771
6,696
2,075
6,191
5,080
1,111
Successful.
(14)
1,288
1,160
128
221
539
535
4
217
212
5
7,664
1,131
758
373
2,824
2,751
73
1,778
555
1,223
467
448
19
2,251
1,710
541
2,549
1,656
893
Unknown.
(15)
352
110
242
...
262
259
3
77
77
...
8,098
1,523
1,364
159
2,375
2,339
36
1,061
294
767
816
637
179
829
573
256
1,903
1,822
81
Percentage of suc-
cessful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
(16)
98.02
97.92
100.00
89.52
93.44
93.49
90.00
90.94
90.71
99.20
99.01
99.26
99.72
95.93
99.97
99.99
99.72
92.54
92.41
96.54
96.49
95.95
99.94
99.46
99.48
99.36
98.20
98.09
99.10
Re-
vaccina-
tion.
(17)
40.59
43.54
25.15
35.99
43.86
44.18
22.22
16.77
16.95
11.63
44.55
27.35
22.56
48.06
51.50
51.50
51.77
34.74
23.41
44.52
17.79
17.38
39.58
28.34
27.93
29.74
59.44
50.83
86.70
Persons
success-
fully
vacci-
nated per
1,000 of
popula-
tion.
(18)
31.07
31.47
25.19
59.58
39.83
40.09
26.52
38.24
38.38
34.29
49.40
31.67
29.11
72.61
44.20
45.94
26.25
45.06
43.17
72.69
39.85
39.21
44.44
64.40
65.31
58.48
40.18
38.88
50.56
† Work done by
APPENDICES.
15
DEPARTMENT.
Province of Burma during the year 1926-27—contd.
Percentage of unknown cases
to total cases.
Primary.
(19)
174
1.83
...
...
5.93
5.97
3.51
8.19
8.41
...
8.80
4.46
4.62
3.33
1.92
1.90
2.28
4.28
4.41
...
4.27
4.86
.38
1.43
1.36
2.03
15.00
16.27
2.84
Re-vaccination.
(20)
9.99
3.97
32.22
...
17.57
17.62
14.29
5.62
5.72
...
32.01
26.91
28.87
17.01
30.22
30.45
20.34
17.17
11.03
21.83
23.71
19.82
78.85
9.45
8.56
12.34
30.74
35.87
7.29
Average annual number of
persons successfully
vaccinated during previous
five years.
Number.
(21)
26,406
...
...
1,164
12,692
...
...
5,390
...
...
19,665
15,984
...
...
22,324
...
...
16,365
...
...
13,209
...
...
14,875
...
...
20,812
...
...
Ratio per
1,000.
(22)
45.81
...
...
55.66
63.50
...
...
48.11
...
...
57.27
35.87
...
...
45.33
...
...
44.88
...
...
45.29
...
...
40.03
...
...
42.52
...
...
Average annual number of
deaths from small-pox
during previous
five years.
Number.
(23)
182
...
...
...
27
...
...
24
...
...
236
121
...
...
61
...
...
33
...
...
35
...
...
42
...
...
24
...
...
Ratio per
1,000.
(24)
.31
...
...
...
.13
...
...
.22
...
...
.69
.27
...
...
.12
...
...
.09
...
...
.12
...
...
.11
...
...
.05
...
...
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
other agencies included.
16
APPENDICES.
A.—VACCINATION
STATEMENT No. I—Showing the particulars of Vaccination in the
No.
(1)
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Divisions and Districts.
(2)
IRRAWADDY DIVISION—concld.
Henzada District... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Myaungmya District...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Ma-ubin District... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Pyapôn District ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
TENASSERIM DIVISION.
Salween District... ...
Thatôn District... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Amherst District... ...
Rural... ...... ...
Urban... ...
Tavoy District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Mergui District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Toungoo District ...
Rural... ...
Urban ... ...
MAGWE DIVISION.
Thavetmyo District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Minbu District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Population of
districts
according to Census of 1921.
(3)
550,920
512,412
38,508
370,551
349,709
20,842
330,106
305,938
24,168
288,994
272,111
16,883
50,379
471,100
448,841
22,259
417,910
350,022
67,888
156,786
129,306
27,480
135,465
117,057
18,408
381,883
380,117
31,766
255,406
233,419
21,987
274,302
262,065
12,237
Average population per
square mile.
(4)
192
...
...
140
...
...
201
...
...
135
...
...
19
98
...
...
59
...
...
30
...
...
14
...
...
62
...
...
54
...
...
83
...
...
Average number of vaccina-
tors employed throughout
the year.
(5)
14
12
2
15
12
3
11
8
3
10
8
2
2
11
10
1
11
8
3
6
4
2
5
4
1
13
10
3
8
6
2
7
5
2
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
(6)
Males.
14,054
13,107
947
14,711
13,786
925
12,853
11,420
1,433
9,924
8,825
1,099
3,804
13,358
12,941
417
19,951
16,007
3,944
3,328
2,805
523
4,128
3,188
940
11,321
10,349
972
6,272
5,204
1,068
5,142
4,980
162
Females.
14,557
13,599
958
15,885
15,145
740
12,956
12,221
735
11,066
10,010
1,056
2,443
13,280
12,957
323
18,976
16,925
2,051
3,539
3,090
449
3,563
2,688
875
9,820
9,057
763
5,286
4,874
412
5,567
5,368
199
Total.
28,611
26,706
1,905
30,596
28,931
1,665
25,809
23,641
2,168
20,990
18,835
2,155
6,247
26,638
25,898
740
38,927
32,932
5,995
6,867
5,895
972
7,691
5,876
1,815
21,141
19,406
1,735
11,558
10,078
1,480
10,709
10,348
361
* Secondary
† Work done by
APPENDICES.
17
DEPARTMENT
Province of Burma during the year 1926-27—contd.
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vaccina-
tor.
(7)
2,044
2,226
953
2,040
2,411
555
2,346
2,955
723
2,099
2,354
1,078
3,124
2,422
2,590
740
3,539
4,117
1,997
1,145
1,474
486
1,538
1,469
1,815
1,626
1,941
578
1,445
1,680
740
1,530
2,070
181
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
(8)
27,360
25,729
1,631
23,491
22,389
1,102
19,262
18,392
870
*15,671
*13,977
*1,694
4,722
19,282
18,711
571
†16,679
14,874
†1,805
*6,173
*5,246
927
5,791
4,234
1,557
13,542
12,454
1,088
9,190
8,388
802
*10,831
*10,496
*335
Successful.
Under
one year.
(9)
8,653
7,588
1,065
3,929
3,687
242
4,547
4,026
521
4,302
3,793
509
266
4,628
4,167
461
3,932
2,415
1,517
2,921
2,091
830
1,361
478
883
2,225
1,760
465
2,481
2,020
461
3,724
3,531
193
One and
under six
years.
(10)
15,216
14,786
430
12,214
11,723
491
12,105
11,833
272
10,194
9,304
890
1,450
8,345
8,262
83
6,536
6,494
42
2,324
2,312
12
2,200
1,811
389
6,587
6,100
487
5,664
5,539
125
5,692
5,598
94
Total of
all ages.
(11)
26,494
24,951
1,543
22,764
21,703
1,061
18,746
17,894
852
15,523
13,872
1,651
4,081
17,355
16,788
567
15,684
14,097
1,587
5,449
4,604
845
4,761
3,489
1,272
12,915
11,857
1,058
8,814
8,086
728
9,671
9,378
293
Unknown.
(12)
718
638
80
536
512
24
390
373
17
64
44
20
375
1,297
1,297
...
681
574
107
108
108
...
598
423
175
318
315
3
148
132
16
418
418
...
No.
(1)
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
operations included.
other agencies included.
18
APPENDICES.
A.—VACCINATION
STATEMENT No. I—Showing the particulars of Vaccination in the
No.
(1)
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Divisions and Districts.
(2)
IRRAWADDY DIVISION— Concld.
Henzada District
...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Myaungmya District
...
Rural... ...
Urban...
...
Ma-ubin District ...
Rural... ...
Urban...
...
Pyapôn District ...
Rural... ...
Urban ... ...
TENASSERIM DIVISION.
Salween District ...
Thatôn District ...
Rural... ...
Urban...
...
Amherst District... ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
Tavoy District ...
Rural...
...
Urban
...
...
Mergui District ...
...
Rural... ...
Urban...
...
Toungoo District ...
Rural... ...
Urban... ...
MAGWE DIVISION.
Thavetmyo District ...
Rural... ...
Urban ... ...
Minbu District... ... ...
Rural... ...
Urban...
...
Re-vaccination.
Total.
(13)
1,251
977
274
7,105
6,542
563
6,547
5,249
1,298
5,349
4,873
476
1,525
7,356
7,187
169
22,248
18,058
4,190
757
712
45
1,900
1,642
258
7,599
6,952
647
2,368
1,690
678
357
307
50
Successful.
(14)
228
182
46
2,188
2,058
130
943
760
183
811
743
68
482
1,537
1,484
53
4,604
3,018
1,586
235
219
16
157
138
19
1,509
1,323
186
1,054
537
517
206
196
10
Unknown.
(15)
359
260
99
1,583
1,383
200
278
187
91
548
514
34
151
1,315
1,261
54
2,061
1,526
535
118
118
...
578
367
211
835
818
17
76
36
40
19
18
1
Percentage of suc-
cessful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
(16)
99.44
99.44
99.48
99.17
99.20
98.42
99.33
99.31
99.88
99.46
99.56
98.62
93.88
96.50
96.41
99.30
98.04
98.58
93.46
89.84
89.61
91.15
91.68
91.55
92.04
97.66
97.68
97.51
97.48
97.94
92.62
92.87
93.05
87.46
Re-
vaccina-
tion.
(17)
25.56
25.38
26.29
39.62
39.89
35.81
15.04
15.01
15.16
16.89
17.04
15.38
35.08
25.44
25.04
46.08
22.81
18.26
43.39
36.78
36.87
35.56
11.88
10.82
40.43
22.31
21.57
29.52
45.99
32.47
81.03
60.94
67.82
20.41
Persons
success-
fully
vacci-
nated per
1,000 of
popula-
tion.
(18)
48.50
49.05
41.26
67.34
67.95
57.14
59.65
60.97
42.83
56.52
53.71
101.82
90.57
40.10
40.71
27.85
48.55
48.90
46.74
36.25
37.30
31.33
36.30
30.98
70.13
37.77
34.67
39.16
38.64
36.94
56.62
36.01
36.53
24.76
* Secondary