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On the other hand, very low proportions of infant survivors were
vaccinated in Lashio, Ye-U, Taunggyi, Wakèma, Minbu and Sandoway;
while Kalaw registered 66 births and 5 deaths, but no vaccination was
done. This is a sure indication that the Rules under the Vaccination
Acts were not enforced in these towns, though whole-time town-
vaccinators were employed in Taunggyi, Wakèma and Minbu. This
matter will be taken up with the authorities concerned.
11. Dispensary Vaccination.—The work done in dispensaries in the
year under review shows a reduction by 982 operations,—the figure for
the year being 8,462, and that for the previous year 9,444. As. in pre-
vious years the bulk of the work was carried out in the Myitkyina District,
where 3,986 operations were performed as against 3,069 in 1928-29.
Meiktila District, the Hill District of Arakan and the Upper Chindwin
District returned a notable increase of 854, 388 and 242 respectively,
while the Northern Shan States (-702), the Southern Shan States
(-686), Tharrawaddy (-578) and Bhamo (-428) reported deficits.
12. Jail Vaccination.—In the jails 30,386 prisoners were vaccinated.
Of these 2,321 were primary operations and 28,065 re-vaccinations.
Of the primary cases 1,635 were successful and of the re-vaccinations
13,967, yielding a success rate of 70.44 per cent and 49.77 per cent
respectively.
Summary
Statement
No. I.
13. Vaccination by Private Practitioners.—During the year private
Medical Practitioners performed 665 primary and 388 re-vaccinations,
of which 371 primary operations and 114 re-vaccinations were success-
ful. The number of children primarily vaccinated under one year was
130 and between one and six years 102. The results of 289 primary
operations and 37 re-vaccinations were unknown,—the success rates
recorded in known cases being 55.79 per cent and 29.38 per cent
respectively.
14. Steamer Vaccination.—Under the provision of Section 9 of the
Burma Vaccination Law Amendment Act of 1909, as amended
by Burma Act No. IV of 1928, 216,854 steamer vaccinations were
performed in the year under review by the Rangoon Corporation
Vaccination Staff under the supervision of the Port Health Depart-
ment, Rangoon. The figures for the previous two years are,—1928-29—
186,966 and 1927-28—44,937. These operations are excluded from the
provincial operation figures commented on in paragraph 4, as their
results are unknown.
Under the same Section 2,218 vaccinations were performed at
Akyab Port.
Statement
IV.
15. Verification Work by Inspecting Officers.—Of the total number
of 984,273 persons vaccinated, District Health Officers and Assistant
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NOTES AND STATISTICS ON VACCINATION
District Health Officers inspected the result of 114,211 or 11 .60 per cent
which compares favourably with 10.45 per cent in the previous year.
Inspectors of Vaccination and other Inspecting Officers verified the
results of 347,993 or 55.41 per cent of primary cases and 154,520 or
43.37 per cent of re-vaccinations, as against 50.84 and 39.23 per cent
respectively during the previous year. The District and Assistant
District Health Officers of Meiktila inspected 88.51 per cent of primary
and 52.14 per cent of re-vaccinations. The District Health Officers of
Tavoy (45.23 and 42.69), Sagaing (41.07 and 2.40), Northern Shan States
(38.30 and 12.94), and Upper Chindwin (31.20 and 22.58) carried out
high percentages of verification work, while those of Akyab, Kyaukpyu,
Hanthawaddy, Prome, Myaungmya, Pyapon, Mandalay, Yamèthin,
Shwebo and Lower Chindwin verified less than 4 per cent of primary
vaccinations.
The procedure adopted in Sandoway District deserves mention. While
vaccinated children were being collected by the village Thugyi (Head-
man), the District Health Officer made a house-to-house visit and
induced parents to bring unprotected children, if found, to the Thugyi's
house, at the same time taking a note of children who were protected
as well as those who were under one year of age. The Vaccination.
Register was then checked with the names of the children collected,
and unprotected children were vaccinated. The Birth Register was
checked with the names of the infants under one year of age at the
same time.
High percentages of verification of both primary and re-vaccinations
are reported by the Inspectors of Vaccination in the Districts of
Pegu, Maubin, Tavoy, Thayetmyo, Kyauksè, Meiktila, Upper Chindwin,
and Southern Shan States.
The work of Inspectors of Vaccination in the following districts is
poor :—2.87 per cent primary and 4.19 per cent re-vaccinations in
Myitkyina ; 2.49 per cent primary and 1.94 per cent re-vaccinations in
Sandoway, and below 30 per cent primary vaccinations in the Hill
District of Arakan, Shwebo and Akyab Districts.
Statement II.
16. Cost of the Department.—The total cost of the department, as
shown in Statement No. II is Rs. 4,63,938-7-4, as against Rs. 4,29,062-6-0
in 1928-29. If, however, the sum of Rs. 44,836-10-0 credited to
Government on account of the sale of vaccine lymph be deducted from
the total expenditure, the net cost of the department is reduced to
Rs. 4,19,101-13-4 as against Rs. 3,92,846-11-0 in 1928-29. The average
cost per successful vaccination calculated on the total expenditure
shown in the statement is Re. 0-11-0 as against Re. 0-10-6 in the
previous year, and calculated on the net expenditure (total expendi-
ture less sale proceeds of lymph) is Re. 0-9-11, as against a correspond-
ing figure of Re. 0-9-7 in the previous year.
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17. Small-pox Inoculation.—Although the practice of inoculation is
prohibited in the Province (except in the Districts of Myitkyina, Bhamo
and Arakan Hill Tracts) inoculators are still found carrying on their
trade in a few districts. Five inoculators were prosecuted in Tharra-
waddy District of whom 3 were fined Rs. 15 each and 2 absconded.
One inoculator in the Akyab District has not been traced. In Magwe
District, 2 inoculators were sentenced to 2 months Simple Imprison-
ment and the inoculated persons were fined. Particulars of inoculators
detected in Myingyan District have been called for. A prosecution
instituted against 5 inoculators in Prome District failed for want of
evidence. Over 600 persons were reported as having been inoculated
by 6 Burmese Sayas in Chaungzon Township, Amherst District and the
inoculators and inoculated have been prosecuted and the case is pending
in court. One Sesaya and 3 parents were fined Rs. 25 and Rs. 15 each
respectively in Pyapon District for inoculation.
18. Prosecutions under the Vaccination Acts.—For refusal to submit to
vaccination 60 persons were convicted and fined varying sums from
Re. 0-4-0 to Rs. 5 in Minbu District, and 16 were convicted and fined
Rs. 3 each in Pyapon District. Twenty-three prosecution cases are
pending in count,—10 in Mergui and 13 in Amherst District.
19. Vaccine Depôt, Meiktila.—The work of modernising the Depôt
has proceeded during the year, and included the installation of an
improved system of water supply, and of a large G-20 Glacia ice plant
in place of a G-10 type, the construction of a rabbit and guinea pig
house, and provision of three fire extinguishers. Quarters for the
Director are under construction, and funds for a post-scraping stable and
for a new operation-room and stable have been allotted.
Output of Lymph.—Two hundred and ninety-seven cow-calves and 13
buffalo-calves were successfully vaccinated during the year. Six cow-
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 with that of the two previous years.
Year.
(1)
1927-28
1928-29
1929-30
No. of calves.
(2)
387 calves.
10 buffaloes.
363 calves.
15 buffaloes.
297 calves.
13 buffaloes.
Total yield.
oz.
(3)
404.33
47.26
464.80
62.65
484.34
57.24
grams.
(4)
11,463
1,340
13,177
1,776
13,731
1,623
Average yield per
calf and buffalo.
grams.
(5)
29.62
134.00
36.30
118.40
46.23
124.84
grams.
(6)
457.09
2,069.88
560.18
1,827.14
713.42
1,926.53
Number of
doses
issued.
(7)
1,136,232
1,376,338
1,443,058
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NOTES AND STATISTICS ON VACCINATION
The average yield per cow-calf increased from 36.30 grammes in
1928-29 to 46.23 grammes in 1929-30, and I desire to congratulate the
Director of the Depôt on this highly successful result.
There was an opening balance of 2,988 grammes of lymph carried
over from the previous year, and 15,354 grammes were manufactured
during the year. Out of this total of 18,342 grammes, 12,742 were
issued, 1,180 used as seed lymph and a closing balance of 4,420 has been
carried over to the year 1930-31.
Technique.—The seed lymph was passed through a modified Nijland
cycle throughout the year,—(rabbit to cow-calf, cow-calf to buffalo-calf,
and back to rabbit), which maintained potency at a high standard.
Glycerinated lymphs were issued after the Cunningham potency test
had been applied. The Calmette-Guerin test was also applied to more
than half of the lymph issued.
Lymph Supply.—Of the 1,443,058 doses issued, 1,403,681 were
supplied to Municipalities and districts on payment, and the balance of
39,377 doses was issued free of charge to Military (5,189), Jails (22,313),
Government vaccinators at Kanpetlet (1,030) and Chin Hills (10,695) and
to the Mental Hospital, Rangoon (150).
Results.—Out of 330,734 primary vaccinations, the results of which
were reported to the Depôt, a success rate of 95.59 per cent was
obtained as against 99.09 per cent in 1928-29. In 148,806 re-vaccina-
tions, percentage of success was 34.42 as compared with 35.76 in the
previous year.
Finance.—The total maintenance expenditure of the Depôt for the
year under report is Rs. 45,619-8-0 and the total net income
Rs. 44,836-10-0, leaving a net loss of Rs. 782-14-0, as against
Rs. 374-6-7, in the previous year. A sum of Rs. 10,346-6-0 on account
of sale of lymph was outstanding at the end of the year, as against
a sum of Rs. 6,893-0-0 outstanding at the beginning of the year. The
expenditure for building projects referred to in the beginning of
this section is not included in the above account. Out of the total
expenditure, a sum of Rs. 19,848-13-0 was expended on establishment,
Rs. 5,098-14-0 on European Medicine and instruments, Rs. 9,774-7-0
on contingencies, Rs. 3,920-0-0 on hire and Rs. 2,468-0-0 on feeding of
calves, Rs. 3,527-5-0 on menial servants, Rs. 797-3-0 on service postage
and telegrams and Rs. 184-14-0 on petty construction and repairs.
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The system of hiring calves, introduced on the 13th October 1928
was found to be satisfactory and economical as illustrated in the table
below:—
Hire System
(17th October 1928 to 16th October 1929).
Cost of hiring 302 cow-calves
at Rs. 11-8-0 per calf and
3 at Rs. 15 per calf.
Cost of hiring 14 buffalo-
calves at Rs. 38 per calf.
Feeding charges ...
(Approximate).
Net cost to Government ...
.'. Average Expenditure per
calf.
Rs.
3,518
532
1,026
A.
0
0
12
P.
0
0
6
5,076
15
12
14
6
8
Purchase System
(1927-28).
Cost of buying 305 cow-
calves at Rs. 15-0-1 per
calf.
Cost of buying 14 buffalo-
calves at Rs. 54 per calf.
Feeding charges (including
wages to grazers).
Total ...
Deduct— amount
realised
from sale of calves at
Rs. 5-5-2 per calf, for 288
calves (No. of casualties
being 31).
Net cost to Government ...
Average Expenditure per
calf.
Rs.
4,576
756
1,747
7,080
1,533
5,547
17
A.
9
0
13
7
0
7
6
P.
5
0
8
1
0
1
3
20. Training Class.—Eighty-seven students, including 3 ladies, were
admitted to the Vaccinators' Training Class and all passed the qualifying
examination. Two Sub-Assistant Surgeons of the Public Health
Department, 36 Public Health Inspectors and 1 Inspector of Vaccina-
tion from the Northern Shan States also underwent training in vaccina-
tion during the year.
21. General Remarks.—Dr. G. H. Blaker, I.M.D., was Director of
the Vaccine Depôt throughout the year. Assistant Director U Thaw
Zan was relieved on the 9th July 1929 by U Myat Maung, who remained
up to the end of the year. Visits to the Depôt were paid by Lieutenant-
Colonel H. A. Williams, D.S.O., I.M.S., Officiating Inspector-General of
Civil Hospitals, Burma ; the Director of Public Health, Burma; and
Dr. K. T. Jungalwalla, L.M. & S., D.P.H., Assistant Director of Public
Health, Burma.
G. JOLLY, C.I.E., M.B., D.P.H., D.T.M.,
Lieut.-Colonel, I.M.S.,
Offg. Director of Public Health, Burma
APPENDICES.
STATEMENT I—Showing particulars of Vaccination in the Province of
Burma during the year 1929-30
STATEMENT II.—Showing the cost of Vaccination Department in the
Province of Burma during the year 1929-30
STATEMENT III.—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 1920-21 to 1929-30
STATEMENT IV.—Showing particulars of vaccination verified by Inspecting
Officers during the year 1929-30
APPENDIX A.—Showing the ratio per 10,000 successfully, vaccinated and the
mortality 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 1923-24 to 1929-30, and the
death-rate from small-pox during the calendar year 1929
in districts where formal Registration of vital statistics is
in force
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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
340,935
23,689
289,540
254,031
35,509
371,575
322,246
49,329
489,473
434,904
54,569
Average population per
square mile.
(4)
142
...
...
14
46
...
...
30
...
...
4,487
109
...
...
172
...
...
195
...
...
152
...
...
127
...
...
119
...
...
Average number of vaccina-
tors employed throughout
the year.
(5)
13
11
2
3
6
6
...
4
3
1
22
9
7
2
13
8
5
9
7
2
9
6
3
14
10
4
16
12
4
Total number of persons
vaccinated.
(6)
Males.
45,455
34,987
10,468
3,227
6,651
6,560
91
2,939
2,852
87
24,393
13,665
11,606
2,059
17,695
16,468
1,227
12,835
7,802
5,033
8,290
6,866
1,424
14,806
13,493
1,313
15,414
13,201
2,213
Females.
34,571
32,210
2,361
1,495
5,225
5,175
50
2,573
2,489
84
6,985
14,004
12,482
1,522
18,660
17,688
972
10,652
10,026
626
8,242
6,994
1,248
15,331
14,166
1,165
15,125
13,422
1,703
Total.
80,026
67,197
12,829
4,722
11,876
11,735
141
5,512
5,341
171
31,378
27,669
24,088
3,581
36,355
34,156
2,199
23,487
17,828
5,659
16,532
13,860
2,672
30,137
27,659
2,478
30,539
26,623
3,916
* Secondary
† Work done by other
APPENDICES.
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DEPARTMENT.
Province of Burma during the year 1929-30 (Paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5).
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vaccina-
tor.
(7)
6,171
6,109
6,415
1,404
1,979
1,956
...
1,378
1,780
171
1,401
3,074
3,441
1,791
2,757
4,211
430
2,610
2,547
2,830
1,837
2,310
891
2,153
2,766
620
1,876
2,219
847
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
(8)
29,067
27,426
1,641
† 1,703
9,678
* 9,583
95
3,810
3,683
127
†9,891
17,427
15,490
1,937
†24,752
† 23,164
† 1,588
16,840
16,205
635
13,617
11,768
1,849
28,611
26,436
2,175
23,957
21,266
2,691
Successful.
Under
one year.
(9)
4,200
3,710
490
24
1,055
1,006
49
1,010
944
66
6,198
5,734
4,561
1,173
7,288
6,437
851
5,114
4,742
372
3,974
3,072
902
8,428
6,865
1,563
5,220
3,490
1,730
One and
under six
years.
(10)
14,808
14,565
243
558
4,246
4,218
28
1,767
1,724
43
1,423
7,952
7,585
367
14,521
13,963
558
8,557
8,328
229
7,074
6,183
891
18,178
17,665
513
13,281
12,516
765
Total of
all ages.
(11)
26,151
24,636
1,515
1,185
8,110
8,021
89
3,196
3,087
109
7,930
15,986
14,343
1,643
24,014
22,472
1,542
15,710
15,092
618
12,989
11,142
1,847
28,029
25,904
2,125
23,066
20,402
2,664
Unknown.
(12)
1,635
1,635
...
307
805
803
2
241
237
4
1,826
1,411
1,118
293
727
692
35
408
408
...
362
361
1
346
323
23
464
443
21
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
operations included.
agencies and Dispensaries included.
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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
...
...
Re-vaccination.
Total.
(13)
50,959
39,771
11,188
†3,019
2,224
2,178
46
1,702
1,658
44
†21,487
10,242
8,598
1,644
†11,603
†10,992
† 611
6,647
1,623
5,024
2,915
2,092
823
1,526
1,223
303
†6,582
5,357
†11,225
Successful.
(14)
18,027
12,634
5,393
1,100
769
759
10
133
116
17
3,062
1,860
1,317
543
3,716
3,496
220
1,565
376
1,189
347
270
77
399
300
99
2,384
1,963
421
Unknown.
(15)
4,998
3,195
1,803
912
417
414
3
283
280
3
9,786
3,002
2,444
558
3,478
3,375
103
391
83
308
220
216
4
131
100
31
1,764
1,168
596
Percentage of suc-
cessful cases in
which the results
were known.
Primary.
(16)
95.33
95.52
92.32
84.89
91.40
91.36
95.70
89.55
89.58
88.62
98.33
99.81
99.80
99.94
99.95
100.00
99.29
95.61
95.54
97.32
97.99
97.68
99.95
99.17
99.20
98.75
9818
97.98
99.78
Re-
vaccina-
tion.
(17)
39.22
34.54
57.46
52.21
42.56
43.03
23.26
9.37
8.42
41.46
26.17
25.69
21.40
50.00
45.74
45.90
43.31
25.02
24.42
25.21
12.88
14.39
9.40
28.60
26.71
36.40
49.48
46.86
6693
Persons
success-
fully
vacci-
nated per
1,000 of
popula-
tion.
(18)
76.64
69.04
188.90
109.26.
44.42
44.80
25.49
29.72
29.58
33.49
31.81
40.05
37.34
83.23
56.31
57.84
40.57
47.38
45.37
76.28
46.06
44.92
54.18
76.51
81.32
4509
5l.99
51.43
56.53
† Work done by other
APPENDICES.
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DEPARTMENT.
Province of Burma during the year 1929-30—contd.
Percentage of unknown cases
to total cases.
Primary.
(19)
5.62
5.96
.00
18.03
8.32
8.38
2.11
6.33
6.43
3.15
18.46
8.10
7.22
15.13
2.94
2.99
2.20
2.42
2.52
...
2.66
3.07
0.05
1.21
122
1.06
1.94
2.08
0.78
Re-vaccination.
(20)
9.81
8.03
16.12
30.21
18.75
19.01
6.52
16.63
16.89
6.82
45.54
29.31
28.43
33.94
29.98
30.70
16.86
5.88
5.11
6.13
7.55
10.33
0.49
8.58
8.18
10.23
26.80
21.80
48.65
Average annual number of
persons successfully
vaccinated during previous
five years.
Number.
(21)
25,057
...
...
1,271
9,454
...
...
4,554
...
...
24,832
17,195
...
...
22,817
...
...
17,224
...
...
12,396
...
...
21,021
...
...
22,158
...
...
Ratio per
1,000.
(22)
43.47
...
...
60.76
47.30
...
...
40.65
...
...
71.87
38.59
...
...
46.34
...
...
47.24
...
...
42.81
...
...
56.57
...
...
45.27
...
...
Average annual number of
deaths from small-pox
during previous
five years.
Number
(23)
148
...
...
...
7
...
...
15
...
...
270
159
...
...
20
...
...
54
...
...
49
...
...
87
...
...
35
...
...
Ratio per
1,000.
(24)
0.26
...
...
...
0.03
...
...
0.14
...
...
0.78
0.36
...
...
0.04
...
...
0.15
...
...
0.17
...
...
0.23
...
...
0.07
...
...
No.
(1)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
agencies and Dispensaries 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 ... ...
Maubin District...
Rural ... ...
Urban ... ...
Pyapon District ...
Rural ... ...
Urban ... ...
TENASSERIM DIVISION.
Salween District ...
Thaton District ...
Rural ... ...
Urban ... ...
Amherst District... ...
Rural ... ...
Urban ... ...
Tavoy District ... ...
Rural ... ...
Urban ... ...
Mergui District ... ...
Rural ... ...
Urban ... ...
Toungoo District ...
Rural ... ...
Urban ... ...
MAGWE DIVISION.
Thayetmyo 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
271,661
17,333
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
350,117
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)
15
12
3
15
12
3
12
9
3
10
8
2
4
14
12
2
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
15,341
14,535
806
16,616
15,888
728
14,752
13,101
1,651
12,978
11,944
1,034
4,298
16,035
14,857
1,178
40,383
24,419
15,964
3,773
3,276
497
6,064
4,515
1,549
13,635
12,538
1,097
5,628
4,793
835
4,524
4,258
266
Females.
16,498
15,682
816
18,615
17,988
627
14,535
13,543
992
14,210
13,231
979
2,851
15,528
15,112
416
29,989
24,431
5,558
4,362
3,831
531
5,690
4,420
1,270
13,562
12,797
765
5,784
5,131
653
4,499
4,214
285
Total.
31,839
30,217
1,622
35,231
33,876
1,355
29,287
26,644
2,643
27,188
25,175
2,013
7,149
31,563
29,969
1,594
70,372
48,850
21,522
8,135
7,107
1,028
11,754
8,935
2,819
27,197
25,335
1,862
11,412
9,924
1,488
9,023
8,472
551
* Secondary
† Work done by other
APPENDICES.
19
DEPARTMENT.
Province of Burma during the year 1929-30—contd.
Average number of persons
vaccinated by each vaccina-
tor.
(7)
2,122
2,518
536
2,323
2,790
452
2,436
2,960
861
2,719
3,147
1,007
1,787
2,255
2,497
797
6,389
6,102
7,153
1,356
1,777
514
2,351
2,234
2,819
2,087
2,528
621
1,427
1,654
744
1,289
1,694
276
Primary Vaccination.
Total.
(8)
†30,053
28,873
†1,180
†27,110
†26,009
1,101
22,508
21,137
1,371
20,733
19,248
1,485
*3,900
20,930
20,301
629
†23,327
†21,268
*2,059
*7,899
†6,916
983
8,975
7,426
1,549
†15,590
†14,463
*1,127
9,347
8,203
1,144
*9,011
8,472
539
Successful.
Under
one year.
(9)
9,246
8,266
980
5,295
4,920
375
4,843
4,140
703
6,383
5,704
679
79
5,768
5,303
465
5,898
4,061
1,837
4,664
3,811
853
1,335
848
487
2,929
2,386
543
2,727
2,155
572
2,491
2,278
213
One and
under six
years.
(10)
17,826
17,635
191
13,719
13,288
431
15,698
15,176
522
13,756
13,025
731
558
10,418
10,314
104
9,785
9,710
75
2,829
2,750
79
3,670
3,126
544
7,358
6,956
402
5,236
4,880
356
5,589
5,812
277
Total of
all ages.
(11)
29,540
28,360
1,180
26,286
25,201
1,085
21,973
20,648
1,325
20,357
18,915
1,442
2,767
18,811
18,207
604
21,992
20,057
1,935
7,555
6,611
944
6,961
5,491
1,470
14,650
13,570
1,080
8,847
7,776
1,071
8,100
7,610
490
Unknown.
(12)
360
360
...
811
802
9
324
280
44
159
132
27
955
1,518
1,509
9
968
939
29
9
9
...
705
673
32
654
641
13
250
216
34
340
318
22
No.
(1)
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
operations included.
agencies and Dispensaries included.