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APPENDICES.
37
DEPARTMENT.
in the Province of Burma during the year 1929-30—contd.
Paid from
District Council
Funds.
(19)
Rs.
11,378
A.
6
P.
3
...
...
...
...
11,812
9,314
14,722
8,337
7,499
10,782
12,720
14,279
10,483
10,276
1
13
15
8
2
8
0
11
9
8
0
2
0
7
9
0
0
6
6
0
...
12,325
7,351
5,972
4,881
9,778
4,756
3,710
6,407
7,412
3
0
11
3
9
2
6
9
11
6
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
...
...
Municipalities.
(20)
Rs.
1,711
A.
5
P.
0
...
222 0 0
...
30,448
1,372
3,095
964
2,740
2,291
2,923
1,878
1,752
1,703
1,370
14
9
7
5
2
8
3
9
0
13
1
3
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
...
995
5,061
1,256
836
2,122
1,283
1,171
2,339
847
1
13
13
14
2
11
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
...
...
Federated
Funds.
(21)
Rs. A. P.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total.
(22)
Rs.
14,038
2,508
5,567
2,336
31,248
13,184
12,410
15,587
11,077
9,790
16,076
14,598
16,031
12,187
11,646
4,910
13,320
15,413
7,361
6,400
13,835
6,893
6,406
8,746
11,053
5,753
1,296
A.
6
2
6
0
14
10
4
4
10
10
2
9
11
6
9
3
4
12
12
9
3
3
15
9
7
0
0
P.
3
0
6
0
3
0
2
0
7
9
6
0
6
6
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Number of all successful
vaccinations and re-vacci-
nations by special staff
only.
(23)
44,178
2,132
8,879
3,329
10,679
17,846
27,613
17,275
13,336
28,428
25,450
29,721
28,060
22,741
21,384
3,583
20,570
27,779
7,672
7,909
16,398
9,398
8,105
19,047
15,262
6,789
479
Average cost of
each
successful
case.*
(24)
Rs
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
A.
5
2
10
11
14
11
7
14
13
5
10
7
9
8
8
5
10
8
15
12
13
11
12
7
11
13
11
P.
1
10
0
3
10
10
2
6
3
6
1
10
2
7
9
11
4
11
4
11
6
9
8
4
7
7
3
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
vaccinations and re-vaccinations performed by special staff only (vide column 23).
38
APPENDICES.
A.—VACCINATION
STATEMENT No. II—Showing the cost of the Department
No.
(1)
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
Divisions and Districts.
(2)
MANDALAY DIVISION.
Mandalay... ...
Kyaukse... ...
Meiktila... ...
Myingyan... ...
Yamèthin... ...
SAGAING DIVISION.
Bhamo... ...
Myitkyina ... ...
Shwebo ... ...
Sagaing... ...
Katha... ...
Upper Chindwin... ...
Lower Chindwin... ... ...
FEDERATED SHAN STATES.
Northern Shan States ..
Southern Shan Slates ...
OTHERS.
Meiktila Vaccine Depôt ...
Office of Director of Public
Health, Burma.
TOTAL...
Expenditure.
Contingencies.
(15)
Rs.
871
384
1,030
1,025
1,529
317
A.
1
13
11
0
6
11
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
...
...
...
511
570
1,051
2,014
1,370
22,243
1,071
60,553
11
2
4
5
8
6
15
13
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
Total Cost.
(16)
Rs.
11,857
4,889
4,740
8,282
9,454
2,941
2,632
10,110
6,949
8,663
8,410
8,860
16,787
22,884
45,619
1,071
4,63,938
A.
11
5
7
10
13
11
14
12
14
14
9
9
4
1
8
15
7
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
10
0
0
6
0
0
0
4
Deputy Com-
missioner's
Local Funds.
(17)
Rs.
917
119
A.
9
2
P.
0
0
...
...
...
2,387
2,632
5
14
0
0
...
...
8,663
8,410
14
9
10
0
...
...
...
...
...
52,470 7 10
Provincial
Funds.
(18)
Rs.
636
A.
0
P.
0
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
45,619
1,071
55,176
8
15
7
0
0
0
* The average cost in column 24 is calculated on the total number of successful
APPENDICES.
39
DEPARTMENT.
in the Province of Burma during the year 1929-30—concld.
Paid from
District Council
Funds.
(19)
Rs.
4,927
4,405
4,167
6,925
7,618
A.
5
9
5
10
7
P.
0
0
0
0
0
...
...
9,510
5,977
12
14
6
0
...
...
8,421 3 0
...
...
...
...
2,36,156 12 3
Municipalities.
(20)
Rs.
5,376
364
573
1,357
1,836
554
A.
13
10
2
0
6
6
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
...
600
972
0
0
0
0
...
...
439 6 0
...
391 0 0
...
...
80,854 6 9
Federated
Funds.
(21)
Rs. A. P.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
16,787
22,493
4
1
6
0
...
...
39,280 5 6
Total.
(22)
Rs.
11,857
4,889
4,740
8,282
9,454
2,941
2,632
10,110
6,949
8,663
8,410
8,860
16,787
22,884
45,619
1,071
4,63,938
A.
11
5
7
10
13
11
14
12
14
14
9
9
4
1
8
15
7
P.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
10
0
0
6
0
0
0
4
Number of all successful
vaccinations and re-vacci-
nations by special staff
only.
(23)
14,774
8,379
13,111
15,516
27,986
3,527
2,273
18,017
24,153
11,294
7,880
16,212
39,533
28,680
...
...
6,75,377
Average cost of
each
successful
case.*
(24)
Rs.
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
A.
12
9
5
8
5
13
2
9
4
12
0
8
6
12
P.
10
4
9
6
5
4
6
0
7
3
10
9
10
9
...
...
0 11 0
No.
(1)
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
raccinations and re-vaccinations performed by special staff only (vide column 23).
40
APPENDICES.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT No. III—Showing the number of persons
vaccinated in the Province of Burma in
Establish-
ments.
(1)
Govern-
ment.
Municipal
Local
Funds.
Federated
States.
Dispensary
Other
Agencies.
Total ...
Persons prima
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1920-21.
(2)
165,491
35,519
272,949
7,280
2,016
267
483,522
152,910
33,224
256,940
5,155
1,565
217
450,011
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1921-22.
(3)
174,549
40,478
262,388
10,234
3,601
3,589
494,8,39
160,011
38,460
247,532
8,695
3,068
3,285
461,051
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1922-23.
(4)
196,950
41,884
270,396
10,643
2,883
1,007
523,763
180,625
39,932
256,235
10,559
2,178
857
490,386
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1923-24.
(5)
180,459
41,977
274,439
45,671
4,534
974
548,054
168,357
39,974
261,999
43,552
3,673
695
518,250
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1924-25.
(6)
6,806
49,378
424,954
48,476
6,116
537
536,267
4,997
47,231
402,006
44,673
5,175
523
504,599
APPENDICES.
41
primarily vaccinated and the number of those persons who were successfully
each of the undermentioned official years.
ily vaccinated.
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1925-26.
(7)
5,673
45,781
436,679
67,872
3,759
287
560,051
3,850
43,895
411,970
64,245
2,789
260
527,009
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1926-27.
(8)
5,141
45,208
419,711
39,998
3,574
280
513,912
3,745
41,841
387,665
38,864
1,890
253
474,258
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1927-28.
(9)
7,770
47,479
432,745
60,034
6,368
253
554,649
5,922
42,732
380,584
52,837
2,157
229
484,461
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1928-29.
(10)
10,137
51,565
473,466
71,051
7,105
372
613,696
8,478
47,819
440,571
57,133
2,532
356
556,889
Total
number.
Number
success-
fully
vacci-
nated.
1929-30.
(11)
10,972
49,272
504,704
57,508
4,863
665
627,984
7,444
45,080
409,318
50,481
1,819
371
575,113
Establish-
ments.
(12)
Govern-
ment.
Municipal.
Local
Funds.
Federated
States.
Dispen-
sary.
Other
Agencies.
Total.
42
APPENDICES.
STATEMENT No. IV—Showing particulars of Vaccination verified
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Districts.
(2)
Akyab... ...
Hill District of Arakan ...
Kyaukpyu... ...
Sandoway... ...
Rangoon... ...
Pegu ... ... ...
Tharrawaddy... ...
Hanthawaddy... ...
Insein... ... ...
Prome... ...
Bassein ... ...
Henzada ... ...
Myaungmya... ...
Maubin... ...
Pyapon... ...
Salween... ...
Thaton... ...
Amherst... ...
Tavoy... ... ...
Mergui ... ...
Toungoo... ...
Thayetmyo... ...
Minbu... ...
Magwe... ...
Pakokku... ...
Chin Hills... ...
Pakokku Hill Tracts...
Mandalay... ...
Kyauksè... ...
Meiktila... ...
Myingyan ... ...
Yamèthin...
...
Bhamo... ...
Myitkyina... ...
Shwebo ... ...
Sagaing... ...
Katha... ...
Upper Chindwin ...
Lower Chindwin ...
Northern Shan States...
Southern Shan States...
TOTAL...
Total number of
persons vaccinated.
Primary.
(3)
29,067
1,703
9,652
3,810
9,891
17,427
24,752
16,840
13,617
28,611
23,957
30,053
27,110
22,508
20,733
3,888
20,930
23,291
7,875
8,975
15,587
9,347
9,005
16,537
16,091
9,861
577
13,276
7,186
9,261
15,081
23,681
3,495
5,442
17,922
20,609
11,385
7,731
12,531
26,130
32,559
627,984
Re-
vaccina-
tions.
(4)
50,959
3,019
2,224
1,702
21,187
10,242
11,603
6,647
2,915
1,526
6,582
1,786
8,121
6,779
6,455
3,261
10,633
47,081
260
2,779
11,610
2,065
18
12,821
10,913
837
338
5,673
3,650
17,044
8,230
21,551
1,238
1,646
4,749
13,234
1,596
1,900
5,816
17,118
8,181
356,289
Total number inspected
By Assistant Director
of Public Health or
District Health Officer
Primary.
(5)
1,088
137
174
928
1,620
2,819
l,008
551
970
1,090
3,262
1,487
590
3,477
687
247
1,677
1,442
3,562
1,424
848
744
942
1,432
2,176
2,881
...
411
1,731
8,197
3,527
413
824
362
689
8,464
1,753
2,412
475
10,008
...
76,589
Re-
vaccina-
tions.
(6)
1,704
426
135
370
2,644
818
69
508
5
25
532
1
190
272
471
153
395
9,068
111
1,116
580
147
...
1,042
548
240
...
130
386
8,887
2,032
155
577
222
276
318
225
429
200
2,215
...
37,622
By Inspectors of
Vaccination or other
Inspecting Officers.
Primary
(7)
8,695
250
3,795
95
6,373
14,598
18,383
13,104
7,916
13,980
11,270
13,868
11,960
19,752
13,428
2,607
8,714
9,961
6,475
5,749
8,747
7,885
3,505
8,459
6,600
5,285
...
6,008
6,336
8,069
7,240
12,224
...
156
3,825
14,913
6,176
6,262
7,139
10,378
27,813
347,993
Re-
vaccina-
tions.
(8)
22,708
328
995
33
9,065
6,010
6,065
1,180
1,168
124
2,510
320
3,315
5,138
3,273
2,080
3,347
13,819
121
1,212
6,385
1,500
14
7,062
4,739
540
...
1,211
2,071
10,586
6,127
11,219
...
69
1,538
5,009
773
1,251
4,913
2,457
4,245
154,520
44
APPENDICES.
APPENDIX A.—Statement showing the ratio per 10,000 successfully vaccinated
and the mortality from Small-pox by quinquennial periods.
Official Year.
(1)
1914-15 ...
1915-16 ...
1916-17 ...
1917-18 ...
1918-19 ...
1919-20 ...
1920-21 ...
1921-22 ...
1922-23 ...
1923-24 ...
1924-25 ...
1925-26 ...
1926-27 ...
1927-28 ...
1928-29 ...
1929-30 ...
Ratio per 10,000
successfully
vaccinated.
(2)
332.06
330.70
365.25
347.10
392.57
524.21
443.70
408.22
431.94
456.24
466.23
477.33
407.11
446.76
498.14
515.07
Quinquennial
mean.
(3)
353.56
451.86
459.11
Calendar Year.
(4)
1914 ...
1915 ...
1916 ...
1917 ...
1918 ...
1919 ...
1920 ...
1921 ...
1922 ...
1923 ...
1924 ...
1925 ...
1926 ...
1927 ...
1928 ...
1929 ...
Ratio per 10,000
of mortality
from small-pox.
(5)
.26
.22
.72
.57
.76
3.99
2.90
.92
1.34
2.63
2.31
3.56
2.16
1.57
2.61
1.70
Quinquennial
mean.
(6)
.51
2.32
2.44
APPENDICES.
45
APPENDIX B.—Statement showing the number of vaccinations performed in
Municipal Towns and Notified Areas (to which Vaccination Act has been
extended) on children under one year of age (Paragraph 8).
Towns.
(1)
Akyab
...
Kyaukpyu ...
Sandoway
...
Rangoon ...
Pegu ...
Nyaunglèbin ...
Tharrawaddy ...
Thonzè ...
Zigon ...
Letpadan ...
Gyobingauk
...
Minhla ...
Nattalin ...
Syriam ...
Thongwa ...
Insein ...
Thamaing ...
Thingangyun ...
Kanbe ...
Kamayut
...
Prome ...
Shwedaung ...
Paungdè ...
Bassein
...
Ngathainggyaung ...
Kyonpyaw ...
Henzada ...
Myanaung ...
Kyangin ...
Myaungmya ...
Wakèma ...
Moulmeingyun ...
Maubin ...
Yandoon
...
Number
of births
during the
year
1929-30.
(2)
609
108
123
8,253
648
267
138
244
155
268
248
78
129
328
236
312
100
110
150
119
863
243
243
1,337
134
166
827
249
246
208
295
214
193
242
Number
of deaths
among
children
under
one year
during
the year.
(3)
199
27
17
2,587
151
83
29
50
49
93
90
4
10
63
52
103
28
31
29
33
175
51
74
394
35
41
281
73
68
66
74
100
85
76
Number of
successful
operations
on children
under one
year during
the year
ending 31st
March 1929.
(4)
490
49
66
6,198
854
319
108
171
98
159
140
62
110
253
119
397
93
128
132
152
1,216
152
195
1,504
83
143
612
174
194
127
108
140
335
220
Date of extension of
Vaccination Act of 1880.
(5)
August 1883
...
April 1894 ...
September 1890 ...
April 1884 ...
March 1893 ...
29th March 1910
October 1897.
Do. ...
11th May 1914 ...
January 1897 ...
February 1897 ...
11th May 1914 ...
Do. ...
29th January 1913
3rd March. 1914
14th March 1912
26th May 1926 ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
Do. ...
June 1890 ...
10th Sept. 1917.
August 1890 ...
September 1888
February 1890 ...
26th Dec. 1923.
January 1889 ...
July 1889 ...
August 1894
...
June 1894 ...
27th April 1907...
20th July 1925 ...
October 1891 ...
January 1892 ...
Date of extension of
Vaccination Law
Amendment Act of
1909.
(6)
29th March 1910.
Do.
Do.
1st May 1909.
29th March 1910.
Do.
29th March 1910.
9th Sept. 1915.
29th March 1910.
Do.
9th Sept. 1915.
Do.
29th January 1913.
3rd March 1914.
14th March 1912.
26th May 1926.
Do.
Do
Do.
29th March 1910.
29th March 1910..
Do.
Do.
29th March 1910.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
20th July 1925.
29th March 1910
Do.
4
46
APPENDICES.
APPENDIX B.—Statement showing the number of vaccinations performed in
Municipal Towns and Notified Areas (to which Vaccination Act has been
extended) on children under one year of age—concld.
Towns.
(1)
Danubyu ...
Pyapon
...
Kyaiklat ...
Thaton ...
Kyaikto ...
Moulmein ...
Kawkareik
...
Tavoy ...
Mergui ...
Toungoo
...
Shwegyin ...
Pyu
...
Thayetmyo
...
Allanmyo ...
Minbu ...
Salin ...
Magwe ...
Taungdwingyi ...
Yenangyaung ...
Chauk ...
Pakokku ...
Mandalay ...
Maymyo ...
Kyauksè ...
Meiktila ...
Myingyan ...
Nyaung-u ...
Yamèthin ...
Pyinmana ...
Pyawbwè ...
Bhamo ...
Myitkyina ...
Shwebo
...
Ye-u ...
Sagaing ...
Myinmu ...
Monywa ...
Lashio ...
Kalaw ...
Taunggyi ...
Total ...
Number
of births
during the
year
1929-30.
(2)
203
200
202
568
158
1,684
321
972
614
492
172
215
298
331
199
179
258
272
370
69
771
7,704
727
219
362
705
150
314
627
142
178
151
703
119
462
145
366
138
66
271
40,180
Number
of deaths
among
children
under
one year
during
the year.
(3)
43
54
72
117
38
295
144
150
145
74
36
34
85
86
66
90
89
163
110
16
232
2,415
145
83
112
358
30
91
203
68
29
29
187
36
183
69
198
30
5
27
11,758
Number of
successful
operations
on children
under one
year during
the year
ending 31st
March 1924
(4)
148
520
159
309
156
1,699
138
853
487
300
111
132
385
187
87
126
148
126
214
214
412
5,142
396
215
250
255
120
170
436
119
128
64
410
13
203
149
216
5
...
119
30,622
Date of extension of
Vaccination Act of 1880.
(5)
9th July 1909.
November 1904
15th Dec. 1904 ...
October 1891 ...
March 1897 ...
August 1885 ...
September 1914
December 1889
October 1891 ...
May 1889 ...
January 1890 ...
January 1920 ...
May 1889 ...
May 1901 ...
March 1896 ...
Do.
10th March 1913
February 1893 ...
10th March 1913
20th May 1929.
April 1892 ...
August 1891 ...
October 1912 ...
May 1894 ...
June 1906 ...
September 1891
30th August 1921
February 1892 ...
November 1891...
May 1912.
26th October 1894
6th May 1929.
June 1894 ...
2nd April 1929.
April 1894 ...
5th October 1926
March 1893
...
25th July 1927 ...
Do.
Do.
Date of extension of
Vaccination Law
Amendment Act of
1909.
(6)
29th March 1910.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
17th Sept. 1914.
29th March 1910.
Do.
Do.
Do.
17th January 1920.
29th March 1910.
Do.
Do.
Do.
10th March 1913.
29th March 1910.
10th March 1913.
29th March 1910.
Do.
22nd October 1912.
29th March 1910.
31st July 1922.
29th March 1910.
30th August 1921.
29th March 1910.
Do.
29th March 1910.
Do.
Do.
5th October 1926.
29th March 1910.
25th July 1927.
Do.
Do.
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APPENDIX C.
Diagram showing the Proportion of Population protected during the seven official years from 1923-24 to 1929-30 and the Death-rate from Small-pox during
the year 1929 in districts where full registration is in force.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
NOTES AND STATISTICS ON VACCINATION IN BURMA
FOR THE YEAR 1930-31.
Establishment ... ... ... ... ...
General Review
...
...
...
...
Total Number of Persons Vaccinated ... ... ...
Operations Performed ... ... ... ...
Primary Operations ... ... ... ...
Revaccinations ... ... ... ... ...
Results of Vaccination
... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination in Towns ... ... ... ... ...
Results of Vaccination in Towns
... ... ...
Infant Vaccination ... ... ... ... ...
Dispensary Vaccination
... ... ... ...
Jail Vaccination ... ... ... ... ...
Vaccination by Private Practitioners ... ... ...
Ship Vaccination ... ... ... ... ...
Verification Work by Inspecting Officers ... ... ...
Cost of the Department
...
...
...
...
Illegal Inoculation ...
... ... ... ...
Prosecutions under the Vaccination Acts ...
...
...
Vaccine Depôt, Meiktila ... ... ... ...
Training Class ... ... ... ... ...
General Remarks
... ... ... ... ...
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NOTES AND STATISTICS
ON
Vaccination in Burma
For the Year 1930-31.
1. Establishment.—The following table contrasts the strength
of the vaccination staff actually employed in the Province during the
year 1930-31, with that of the two preceding years.
Staff employed in the Shan States is shown separately from that
employed in Burma proper.
Vaccination Staff.
Year.
(1)
1928-29
1929-30
1930-31
Area.
(2)
Burma ...
Shan States
Burma ...
Shan States
Burma
...
Shan States
District
Superin-
tendents
of Vacci-
nation.
(3)
39
2
39
2
38
2
Part-time Supervising
Officers.
Assistant
Surgeons.
Sub-Assis-
tant
Surgeons
and
Medical
Registrars.
(4)
31
...
31
...
32
...
Public
Health
Inspectors
(Sanitary
Inspec-
tors).
(5)
13
...
13
...
26
...
Inspec-
tors of
Vacci-
nation.
(6)
41
1
38
2
39
2
Head
Vacci-
nators.
(7)
...
3
...
3
... 3
Vacci-
nators.
(8)
343
42
350
42
354
42
STAFF CHANGES IN YEAR.—The decrease of one District Superin-
tendent of Vaccination was due to amalgamation of the Pakôkku Hill
Tracts with the Chin Hills district.
There is an increase over 1929-30 of 1 Sub-Assistant Surgeon,
13 Public Health Inspectors, 1 Inspector of Vaccination, and 4
Vaccinators in comparison with the strength employed in 1929-30.
The Sub-Assistant Surgeon of Kyaikto was appointed to supervise
2
2
NOTES AND STATISTICS ON VACCINATION
vaccination in his area. The employment of Public Health Inspectors
in the following places for verification of vaccination and general
sanitation duties, accounts for the increased number of these officers:—
Akyab district (2), Sandoway town, Kyônpyaw, Thamaing-Kamayut,
Thingangyun-Kanbe, Ngathainggyaung, Henzada town, Myaungmya
district, Kyaikto, Amherst district, Toungoo district, and Mandalay
district. The increase of 4 vaccinators was due to (i) the extra employ-
ment of 8 vaccinators,—2 each in the districts of Tharrawaddy and
Meiktila, 1 in the Upper Chindwin, 1 each in the towns of Minhla,
Syriam and Ye-U, and (ii) the decrease of 4 vaccinators,—1 in the
district of Insein and 1 each in the towns of Sandoway, Kyônpyaw and
Kyaikto, in which towns the Public Health Inspectors who were
classified as vaccinators last year are not so classified this year.
In order to cope with local outbreaks of small-pox, two temporary
vaccinators were employed in Akyab district for a total period of 6
months, 2 in Myingyan district for a combined period of 12 months, 1
in Shwebo district for 5 months, 1 in Akyab Port and 1 in Maubin town
for 5 months.
2. General Review.—There is a decrease of 76,097 in the
number of persons vaccinated during the year under report. This is
due to a lower incidence of small-pox in the Province during the year.
But there is still need for more work in most districts and towns to
obtain a properly " protected" child population apart from the question
of revaccination.
Statement I.
3. Total Number of Persons Vaccinated.—Altogether
824,188 persons in Burma were vaccinated during the year under
report, as compared with 900,285 in the previous year,—a decrease of
76,097 persons.
A total of 73,609 persons were vaccinated in the Shan States, as
against 83,988 in the previous year,—a decrease of 10,379 persons.
These figures exclude jail and ship vaccinations, but include work
done in dispensaries and by private practitioners.
Statement I.
4. Operations Performed —
BURMA.—The total number of operations performed in the 38
districts in Burma, excluding jail and ship, but including dispensary and
private vaccinations, during the year under report, was 826,501 (556,797
primary and 269,704 revaccinations), as against 901,256 (570,096
primary and 331,160 revaccinations),—a decrease of 74,755 operations.
An increase in the total operations is reported from 16 districts and
a decrease from 22 districts in Burma.
Mandalay heads the list with an increase of 22,389 operations,
which was due to the increase of 20,982 operations, mostly revaccina-
tions, in Mandalay town. Notable increases, mostly in revaccinations,
are also returned by the districts of Pyapôn ( + 6,488) and the Upper
Chindwin (+4,153).
IN BURMA FOR THE YEAR 1930-31.
3
Of the 22 districts which report deficits over last year, Yamèthin
takes the first place (-29,218), followed by Amherst (-17,873), Akyab
(-17,646), Magwe (-8,637), Pakôkku (-7,842), Rangoon (-6,235), the
Lower Chindwin (-4,809), Tharrawaddy (-4,426), Toungoo (-4,373)
and Maubin (-4,055).
SHAN STATES.—The total number of operations performed in the
Federated Shan States in the year under report was 73,609 (59,680
primary and 13,929 revaccinations), as against 83,988 (58,689 primary
and 25,299 revaccinations) in 1929-30,—a decrease of 10,379 operations.
Statement I.
5. Primary Vaccinations.—A total of 556,797 primary
operations was recorded during the year, as compared with 570,096
during the previous year, resulting in a decrease of 13,299. Out of 38
districts, 20 report decreases and 18 increases.
Among the districts reporting increases, the following are
prominent:—Myingvan ( + 3,705), Meiktila (+2,197), Thavetmyo
(+1,963), Amherst ( + 1,888) and Pegu ( + 1,578).
A considerable decrease is returned by the districts of Yamèthin
( - 9,401), Maubin (-3,142), Thatôn (-2,867), Akyab (-2,720), Tharra-
waddy (- 1,972), Sagaing (-1,952), Chin Hills, including former Pakôkku
Hill Tracts (-1,389), Magwe (-1,245), Rangoon (-1,243) and
Pakôkku (-1,061).
Statement
6. Revaccinations.—A total of 269,704 revaccinations is re-
corded during the year, as compared with 331,160,—a decrease of 61,456.
As many as 27 districts out of the 38 report decreases, while the
remaining 11 return increases.
A large decrease is reported from the districts of Yamèthin
(—19,817), Amherst (-19,761) and Akyab (-14,926).
Other districts returning a considerable decrease are Pakôkku
(-6,781), Rangoon (-4,992), the Lower Chindwin (-4,250), Toungoo
(-3,576), Myingyan (- 3,437) and Tharrawaddy ( -2,454).
Of the 11 districts which return an increase, Mandalay deserves
mention for reporting an increase of 20,931. Other districts returning
a considerable increase are Pyapôn ( + 5,602), the Upper Chindwin
(+3,933), Sagaing ( + 2,309), Kyauksè ( + 1,403) and Thatôn ( + 1,003).
Statement I.
7. Results of Vaccination —
BURMA. —Of the 556,797 primary operations (including operations in
dispensary and by private practitioners), 511,031 were successful
compared with 523,763 in 1929-30. Results of 28,928 primary opera-
tions were unknown, as against 28,051 in the previous year,—leaving
16,838 failures as against 18,282 in 1929-30.
Of the total of 511,031 successful vaccinations, 163,223 were on
infants under one year of age, and 280,631 on children of one to six