( 6 )
It will be seen that the total estimated number of infants under one year
available for vaccination was 2,491,305, of whom 405,065, or 162.59 per thou¬
sand, were successfully vaccinated. This is a better result than that of the
previous year when the degree of protection afforded to infants was reported as
only 147.83 per mille. Malda, Lohardaga, Darjeeling and Palamau, in the order
named, are again at the top of the list with the best results, while Gaya, Puri,
Shahabad, Cuttack, the Tributary States of Orissa, and Patna again show the
worst results. It will also be observed that there are marked differences
between districts which differ very little, if at all, in the character of their
population. I think these marked differences must to a large extent be
attributed to unequal activity of work on the part of the executive. In muni-
cipalities it will be seen that the degree of protection is very much higher
than in rural areas, which is mainly due to vaccination being compulsory in the
former.
Primary operations.
7. The following statement shows district by district and in municipali-
ties separately the number of primary operations
performed during the year under report as compared
with the previous year:—
DISTRICTS.
1
Burdwan ...
Birbhum ...
Bankura ...
Midnapore ...
Hooghly ...
Howrah ...
24-Parganas ...
Calcutta
Ani-
mal Vaccina-
tion Depôt.
Nadia ...
Murshidabad ...
Jessore ...
Khulna ...
Rajshahi ...
Dinajpur ...
Jalpaiguri ...
Darjeeling ...
Darjeeling Ani-
mal
Vacci¬
nation Depôt.
Rangpur ...
Bogra ...
Pabna ...
Dacca ...
Mymensingh ...
Faridpur
...
Backergunge ...
Tippera ...
Noakhali ...
Chittagong ...
South
Lushai
Hills.
Patna ...
Gaya ...
Shahabad ...
Saran ...
Champaran
...
Muzaffarpur
...
Darbhanga ...
Monghyr ...
Bhagalpur ...
Purnea ...
Malda ...
Sonthal
Par¬
ganas.
Cuttack ...
Balasore ...
Angul
and
Khondmals.
Puri ...
Tributary States
Hazaribagh
...
Lohardaga ...
Palamau ...
Manbhum ...
Singhbhum ...
Political States
Total of
rural
areas.
Calcutta ...
Mufassal Muni-
cipalities, Dis-
pensaries, &c.
GRAND TOTAL
TOTAL NUMBER OF OPERATIONS.
1894-95.
2
37,769
21,981
24,539
59,954
23,613
19,739
41,357
391
50,850
36,510
58,363
32,471
41,125
51,247
15,947
15,802
...
55,312
22,779
44,012
1,19,347
1,04,667
67,789
50,014
57,870
52,842
30,861
14,204
20,496
31,468
24,037
62,306
35,219
54,462
68,357
46,660
56,414
62,357
30,755
60,379
17,273
36,662
33,900
20,233
21,690
25,440
41,894
16,540
35,657
13,643
25,469
1,992,666
18,163
95,313
2,106,142
1893-94.
3
30,074
14,897
28,899
56,781
18,242
14,715
39,954
152
38,314
35,564
44,007
28,264
35,475
41,100
15,387
13,279
...
44,890
18,337
42,430
122,133
73,447
49,470
30,912
49,078
29,745
33,251
16,962
21,957
30,837
30,764
47,072
37,606
46,631
75,770
50,106
60,268
69,101
27,664
56,560
16,539
22,975
2,818
16,828
10,493
32,099
40,838
13,806
32,147
15,204
15,436
1,729,278
12,869
87,269
1,829,416
Difference.
increase.
4
7,695
7,084
... 3,173
5,371
5,024
1,403
239
12,536
946
14,356
4,207
5,650
10,147
560
2,523
...
10,422
4,442
1,582
... 31,220
18,319
19,102
8,792
23,097
...
...
... 631
... 15,234
... 7,831
...
...
... 3,256
3,091
3,819
734
13,687
31,082
3,405
11,197
... 1,056
2,734
3,510
...
10,033
263,388
5,294
8,044
276,726
Decrease.
5
...
... 4,360
...
...
... ...
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... 2,786
...
...
...
...
... 2,390
2,758
1,461
... 6,727
... 2,387
... 7,413
3,446
3,854
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... 6,659
...
...
... 1,561
...
...
...
...
...
NUMBER OF SUCCESSFUL OPERATIONS.
1894-95.
6
37,500
21,813
24,349
59,620
23,489
19,648
41,256
385
50,582
36,332
58,108
32,326
40,948
50,931
15,425
15,672
...
55,159
22,714
43,588
118,942
103,117
67,659
47,982
57,252
51,559
30,111
13,941
19,884
30,341
23,403
53,868
34,205
53,324
67,416
45,833
56,073
62,315
30,697
60,067
15,134
36,387
33,278
19,527
20,242
24,847
40,600
16,203
35,260
13,353
24,639
1,962,354
17,041
89,470
2,068,865
1893-94.
7
29,850
14,798
28,765
56,420
18,179
14,696
39,899
151
37,993
35,395
43,810
28,204
35,402
40,880
15,120
13,110
...
44,852
18,296
42,128
122,075
72,446
49,414
30,234
48,906
29,129
33,075
16,564
21,640
30,556
29,991
46,219
37,049
46,494
75,219
49,929
60,125
59,094
27,620
55,880
15,262
22,538
2,482
16,401
9,626
32,017
40,452
13,727
32,049
15,059
15,280
1,714,500
11,809
83,409
1,809,718
Difference.
Increase.
8
7,650
7,015
... 3,200
5,310
4,952
1,357
234
12,589
987
14,298
4,122
5,546
10,051
305
2,562
...
10,307
4,418
1,460
... 30,671
18,245
17,748
8,346
22,430
...
...
...
...
... 12,649
... 6,830
...
...
... 3,221
3,077
4,187
... 13,849
30,796
3,126
10,616
... l48
2,476
3,211
... 9,359
247,854
5,232
6,061
259,147
Decrease,
9
...
... 4,416
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
...
...
...
...
...
...
... 3,l33
... ...
... ...
... 2,964
2,623
1,756
215
6,588
... 2,844
... 7,803
4,096
4,052
... ...
...
128
...
...
...
... 7,170
... ...
... 1,706
...
...
...
...
...
RATIO PER CENT. OF SUCCESSFUL CASES
(EXCLUDING UNKNOWN).
1894-95.
10
99.44
99.34
99.26
99.62
99.65
99.58
99.76
98.97
99.69
99.72
99.57
99.66
99.64
99.72
97.38
99.51
...
99.76
99.78
99.29
99.76
99.22
99.89
96.89
99.37
98.08
98.72
98.66
97.45
97.29
97.63
96.87
97.85
98.08
98.79
98.25
99.48
99.93
99.81
99.61
90.36
99.33
99.16
96.60
93.6
97.70
97.37
98.20
98.94
98.31
96.80
98.84
97.62
95.13
98.66
1893-94.
11
99.35
99.42
99.59
99.42
99.76
99.87
99.87
99.34
99.47
99.68
99.57
99.85
99.92
99.68
98.83
99.37
...
99.94
99.85
99.64
99.95
99.47
99.92
98.09
99.77
98.35
99.47
98.16
98.97
99.19
98.05
99.28
99.15
99.70
99.39
99.67
99.92
99.98
99.84
99.07
93.33
98.26
88.57
97.49
92.70
99.84
99.58
99.42
99.80
99.33
99.06
99.37
93.36
96.61
99.20
Difference.
Increase.
12
.09
...
... .20
...
... ...
...
.22
.04
Decrease.
13
...
.08
.38
... .11
.29
.11
.37
...
...
Equal
...
... .04
... .14
...
...
... ...
... ...
...
... ...
...
... .50
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... ...
...
... .54
... l.07
10.59
... .96
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
4.26
...
...
.19
.28
... 1.45
...
...
.18
.07
.35
.19
.25
.03
1.20
.40
.27
.75
...
1.52
1.90
.42
2.41
1.30
1.62
.60
1.42
.44
.05
.03
...
2.97
...
...
.89
... 2.14
2.21
1.22
.86
1.02
2.26
.53
... 1.48
.54