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Nature of duties in rural areas.
Certificated Sanitary Inspectors may be posted as plague inspectors
to charge of observation and preventive circles and frontier inspection
stations, and as disinfection inspectors attached to sanitary sections of
ambulance staffs.
Temporary Sanitary Inspectors * may be posted as plague inspectors
to charge of observation and preventive circles and frontier inspection
stations, but shall not be posted to charge of preventive circles or as
disinfection inspectors unless neither by rearrangement oí duties of
the sanitary inspectors at disposal of the Collector concerned for the
time being, nor by special application to the Sanitary Commissioner
for additional men, is it possible to secure the services of certificated
sanitary inspectors.
Assistant Sanitary Inspectors may be posted as assistant plague
inspectors and are intended solely for observation duties in non-muni-
cipal towns. They should not be put on other duties in rural areas,
but may be transferred for duty in municipalities as circle inspectors.
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Pay and Allowances of Plague Inspectors in Rural Areas:\
\
Certificated sanitary inspectors
in charge of observation and
preventive circles.
Certificated sanitary inspectors
in charge of frontier inspec-
tion stations.
Temporary sanitary inspectors
in charge of observation
circles.
Temporary sanitary inspectors
in charge of frontier inspec-
tion stations.
Certificated sanitary inspectors
detailed for disinfection duties
with the sanitary section of
an ambulance staff.
Assistant sanitary inspectors in
charge
of
non-municipal
towns.
Rs.
45 | Rs. 15 pony allowance § and Rs. 15
fixed travelling allowance.
45 Rs. 15 pony allowance and Rs. 15
fixed travelling allowance at the
discretion of the Collector.
40 ‡ Rs. 15 pony allowance § and Rs.. 15
fixed travelling allowance.
40 ¡j Rs. 15 pony allowance and Rs. 15
fixed travelling allowance at the
discretion of the Collector.
45 When kept in reserve 15 per cent,
above pay ; when on actual duty
25 per cent, above pay and when
they travel on duty daily allow-
ance of As. 8 under article 1063
of the Civil Service Regulations.
25
If the population of the town is
more than 5,000, a pony allow-
ance of Rs. 15 may be given at
discretion of the Collector.
* See note * on previous page.
t Request for supply of sanitary inspectors should be made to the Sanitary
Commissioner. Répons of their arrival for duty and relief from duty should be made
promptly to the same officer.
,
‡ Certificated, temporary, and assistant sanitary inspectors are entitled on joining
and leaving appointments to travelling allowance under articles 1083-Ex. and 1132 of
the Civil Service Regulations. They are required to give a month's warning before
resignation. Similarly, Collectors and chairmen of municipal councils should givo them
a month's warning before dispensing with their services or equivalent pay in lieu.
§ Under no circumstances should these men be unmounted. On first joining
advance of pay may be allowed for purchase of ponies.
¡| Entitled on first joining to full pay for the period daring which they were under
training in Madras.
¶ Entitled to a tent and certain equipment when on disinfection duties,