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Vaccination operations in
the Feudatory States.
20. The total number of primary and re-vaccination operations performed
in the Feudatory States amounted to 82,049 and 6,092
respectively, being an increase of 5,306 in the former and
a decrease of 5,776 in the latter, as compared with 1898-99.
Number of children under
one year of age in Municipal
towns available for vaccina-
tion, and the number of success-
ful operations performed on
them.
21. The following table is inserted in accordance
with the directions contained in Government of India
(Home Department) letter No. 90, dated the 8th January
1900, as modified in that Government's letter No. 1299,
dated the 7th May 1900 :—
Table showing the statistics relating to the number of children under one year of
age in the Municipal towns of the Central Provinces available for vaccina-
tion, and the number of successful operations performed on them in 1899-1900.
Town.
1
SAUGOR
DA.
MOH.
JUBBUL.
PORE.
NARSINGH.
PUR.
HOSHANG.
ABAD.
NI.
MAR.
MAND.
LA.
BETUL.
Saugor... ...
Garhakota ... ...
Rehli... ...
Khurai
...
...
Deori... ...
Total...
Damoh... ...
Hatta
...
...
Total...
Jubbulpore ...
...
Sehora...
...
...
Murwara... ...
Total...
Narsinghpur... ...
Gadarwara... ...
Chhindwara... ...
Total...
Hoshangabad... ...
Harda... ...
Seoni.Malwa... ...
Sohagpur... ...
Total...
Khandwa
... ...
Burhanpur ...
...
Total
...
Mandla... ...
Total...
Badnur... ...
Betul
... ...
Multai
...
...
Total...
Number of
births during
the year.
2
1,522
283
176
295
208
2,484
542
192
734
2,692
314
558
3,564
488
331
178
997
496
481
257
364
1,598
786
1,748
2,534
160
160
209
212
148
569
Number of
deaths
amongst
children
under one
year during
the year.
3
498
96
30
56
33
713
140
50
190
880
81
85
1,046
108
63
45
216
141
87
71
80
379
214
628
842
24
24
62
69
57
188
Number
available for
vaccination
after deduct-
ing the num-
bers who
have died as
shown in
column 3.
4
1,024
187
146
239
175
1,771
402
142
544
1,812
233
473
2,518
380
268
133
781
355
394
186
284
1,219
572
1,120
1,692
136
136
147
143
91
381
Number of
successful
vaccinations
on children
under one
year during
the year
ending
March 1900.
5
766
159
112
138
153
1,328
207
76
283
990
125
304
1,419
462
269
175
906
200
143
132
216
691
779
1,463
2,242
105
105
134
127
95
356
Date of extension
of Vaccination
Act to town.
6
12th September 1894.
12th December 1893.
15th February 1893.
20th July 1897.
8th December 1898
20th December 1898.
29th September 1892.
6th September 1892.
29th September 1892
28th August 1894
6th September 1893.
20th April 1898.
13th May 1896.
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(Concluded.)
Town
CHHINDWARA.
SEONI.
BALAGHAT.
BHANDA-
RA.
NAGPUR.
WARDHA.
CHAN.
DA.
RAI-
PUR
SAM-
BAL-
PUR.
1
Chhindwara...
...
Sausar
...
...
Mohgaon... ...
Pandhurna... ...
Total
Seoni... ...
Total...
Balaghat... ..
Waraseoni... ...
Lalburra... ...
Total...
Bhandara... ...
Pauni... ...
Tumsar... ...
Total...
Nagpur... ...
Kalmeshwar ...
Saonair... ...
Khapa... ...
Ramtek
...
...
Mowar... ...
Umrer... ...
Total...
Wardha... ...
Hinganghat ... ...
Arvi... ...
Deori
... ...
Total..
Chanda... ...
Warora... ...
Total...
Raipur... ...
Dhamtari
...
...
Total...
Bilaspur... ...
Total...
Sambalpur... ...
Total..
GRAND TOTAL..
Number of
births during
the year.
2
451
202
374
414
1,441
335
335
184
157
97
438
480
421
331
1,232
5,231
256
256
471
352
244
666
7,476
348
402
567
252
1,569
616
442
1,058
1,032
229
1,261
396
396
316
316
28,162
Number of
deaths
amongst
children
under one
year during
the year.
3
89
53
86
96
324
52
52
52
57
16
125
117
111
99
327
1,708
81
66
134
140
70
151
2,350
59
95
198
25
377
185
106
291
259
129
388
133
133
60
60
8,025
Number
available for
vaccination
after deduct-
ing the num-
bers who
have died as
shown in
column 3
4
362
149
288
3l8
1,117
283
283
132
100
81
313
363
310
232
905
3,523
175
190
337
212
174
515
5,126
289
307
369
227
1,192
431
336
767
773
100
873
263
263
256
256
20,137
Number of
successful
vaccinations
on children
under one
year during
the year
ending
March 1900
5
250
128
158
275
811
174
174
75
85
76
236
303
271
211
785
1,287
...
89
321
143
174
170
2,184
245
169
144
132
690
220
135
355
1,087
75
1,162
182
182
100
100
14,009
Date of extension
of Vaccination
Act to town
6
6th September 1893
30th November 1892
20th April 1898
13th July 1893
6th December 1893
1st March 1894.
24th September 1894
5th April 1894.
29th September 1892
24th July 1897.
7th September 1899.
2nd November 1898
25th October 1888
30th May 1894.
29th September 1892
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Combined expenditure on
vaccination in the Khalsa and
Feudatory States.
22. The total amount expended in both the Khalsa and Feudatory States
amounted to Rs. 49,742-10-8, or Rs. 1,184-2-6 less than
in the previous year.
23. The average cost of each successful case was Re. 0-1-8¾ against
Re. 0-1-11 9/10 in the preceding year.
Expenditure on Provincial
Vaccination
24. The total cost of the Provincial Vaccine Department for 1899-1900
amounted to Rs. 42,245-11-8 against Rs. 44,168-15-7, or
Rs. 1,923-3-11 less than that of the previous year. The
decrease is observed mainly under the heads " Travelling Allowance" and
" Establishment." The decrease under the former head is due to less travelling
allowance having been drawn by Civil Surgeons, as owing to the prevalence of
famine, their inspections were mostly restricted to the relief-camps. The decrease
under the latter head is due to the deputation of certain Native Superintendents
and Vaccinators to famine relief camps as Hospital Assistants or Compounders
for a considerable period and to a post of Native Superintendent having remained
vacant up to the beginning of the working season.
25. The average cost of each successful vaccination was Re. 0-1-9¾ against
Re. 0-2-2 in the preceding year.
Expenditure on Vaccination
in Feudatory States.
26. The cost of the Vaccine Department of the Feudatory States (exclu-
sive of Sakti) amounted to Rs. 7,496-15-0 as compared
with Rs. 6,704-13-7 (excluding Sakti) in the previous
year, or an increase of Rs. 792-1-5, due principally to the appointment of a Native
Superintendent for each of the States of Raigarh, Rerakhole and Sonepur ; the
entertainment of a clerk at Kawardha; the appointment of peons at Rerakhole
Kalahandi and Patna, and the increased expenditure on contingencies.
27. The average cost of each successful operation was Re. 0-1-5 against
Re. 0-1-3 5/7 in the previous year.
Number of operations per-
formed by Hospital Assistants.
28. The total number of operations performed by Hospital Assistants attached
to dispensaries and famine relief camp hospitals in
the Khalsa and Feudatory States (excluding Sakti, but
including Bijapur the statistics of which were not included in the previous year's
return) amounted to 24,788, or 10,712 more than in the previous year, of which
20,153 were primary and 4,635 re-vaccinations. The total number of persons
successfully vaccinated was 22,172, and of these 13,154 were infants under
one year.
29. Of the total number of operations performed by Hospital Assistants,
6,319 were carried out in hospitals attached to famine relief camps.
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(Concluded.)
District.
Hoshangabad...
Nimar...
Mandla...
Betul...
Chhindwara...
Seoni...
Balaghat...
Bhandara...
Nagpur...
Wardha...
Chanda...
Raipur...
Bilaspur...
Sambalpur...
Total ...
OPERATIONS.
Number
of calves
inocu-
lated
453
980
230
297
401
539
360
1,741
220
465
179
1,163
706
260
9,842
By Vac-
cinators.
17,681
27,698
14.703
12,407
24,235
21,470
13,078
36,751
11,867
14,412
18,274
51,324
28,187
30,587
396,394
By Hospi-
tal Assist-
ants
720
182
432
819
991
919
891
3,425
1,324
1,624
1,302
3,701
1,776
1,893
22,744
With
animal
lymph.
15,687
17,426
5,781
6,107
22,297
21,130
13,796
33,224
10,163
13,007
12,628
13,116
16,221
11,086
276,137
INSPECTIONS.
Native
Superin-
tendent.
6,037
23,413
5,151
5,147
9,627
9,508
8,657
10,916
4,350
12,077
10,091
32,140
4,511
23,774
201,975
Percent-
age of
success
observ-
ed.
91.85
89.26
95.11
95.84
87.79
97.89
96.71
95.78
94.39
96.21
94.54
96.01
93.19
98.22
95.02
Civil
Surgeon,
days on
tour.
31
17
44
45
54
30
28
9
...
49
29
27
8
28
503
Number
of cases
inspected
3,344
5,910
3,127
5,222
8,539
3,652
3,193
797
517
4,341
3,189
3,167
768
3,717
63,406
Percent-
age of
success
observ-
ed.
89.11
91.24
97.47
93.28
85.49
97.92
94.86
86.57
86.65
89.70
77.07
93.02
94.27
95.91
92.27
Method adopted for the
preservation of lymph in the
various districts of the Pro-
vince.
41. The following is a summary of the method
adopted in each district for the preservation of a supply
of lymph:—
Saugor.— Lymph was preserved during the non-working season by arm-to-
arm vaccination and by buffalo calf retro-vaccination, and at the commencement
of the season distributed to Vaccinators and Hospital Assistants.
Damoh.—Lanoline paste was prepared at head-quarters by the Native Super-
intendent and distributed to Vaccinators and Hospital Assistants.
Jubbulpore.—Lanoline paste was prepared at the Victoria Hospital, under the
supervision of Assistant Surgeon S. N. Barat, Rai Bahadur, and distributed to
Vaccinators and Hospital Assistants from time to time.
Narsinghpur.—Lymph was kept up throughout the non-working season from
buffalo calves. In the latter part of September, buffalo calves were vaccinated
under the supervision of the Civil Surgeon and the lymph thus obtained was dis-
tributed to Vaccinators, who maintained the supply throughout the year.
Hoshangabad.—In the month of June, when the supply of lymph appeared
to be deteriorating, a fresh supply was received from Sehore, in the Bhopal State,
and vaccination continued till the cold weather. On the 1st October, a supply
was distributed to Vaccinators and from this local supplies were started. No
lanoline paste was received from outside.
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Nimar.—As the District stock of lymph was noted to be weak in many parts
of the district during September and October, it was replaced with lymph from—
(1) Betul—Glycerine lymph.
(2) Jubbulpore—Human lymph in tubes.
(3) Bangalore—Lanoline paste.
Children were operated on with the lymph obtained from these three sources ;
calf insertion was then adopted from these children, and from the stock of vaccine
so obtained, lymph in tubes or glycerine lymph in bottles was distributed to
Vaccinators.
Mandla.—The supply of lymph was kept up during the non-working season
by cultivating it partly on children and partly on buffalo calves. In the beginning
of the working season, a sufficient supply of human and animal lymph was
distributed to Vaccinators, who maintained the supply throughout the year by
inoculating buffalo and cow calves.
Betul.—Sufficient glycerinated calf lymph was prepared at head-quarters,
under the supervision of the Civil Surgeon, to carry out vaccination in the
district, and vaccination was performed both with glycerinated calf lymph and
ordinary calf lymph.
Chhindwara.—Vaccinations were performed both with animal and humanized
lymphs.
Seoni.—Vaccination was commenced with buffalo calf lymph kept up at
head-quarters throughout the year. Glycerinated lymph was also tried.
Balaghat.—At the commencement of the season, some buffalo lymph was
obtained from Nagpur and work was started with it; but later on, all the opera-
tions were performed with buffalo lymph prepared by the Vaccinators themselves.
Bhandara.— At the commencement of the season, each Vaccinator was
provided with animal lymph obtained from the Vaccine Depôt at Bangalore. Any
lymph required subsequently was obtained by vaccinating calves in the interior of
the district.
Nagpur.—At the commencement of the season, human lymph was given
to each Vaccinator, who kept up the supply by vaccinating buffalo calves in the
district.
Wardha.—At the commencement of the working season, the lymph was
cultivated on calves, and the Vaccinators were supplied with calf lymph to
commence work. No glycerine or lanoline lymph was used. Any lymph subse-
quently required was obtained by vaccinating calves in the interior of the
district.
Chanda.—Three kinds of lymph were used—duman, animal and lanoline paste.
Raipur.—Lymph was kept up during the non-working season by vaccinating
calves, and this was used during the working season. Some glycerinated lymph
was also used.
Bilaspur.—A supply of lymph was maintained at head-quarters throughout
the rains by the arm-to-arm and arm-to-calf method, and at the commencement
of the season each Vaccinator was provided with a supply mixed with lanoline
obtained from either of the above sources.
Sambalpur.—Lymph was kept up during the non-working season by arm-to-
arm vaccination and by buffalo calf retro-vaccination. Buffalo lymph was
supplied to all Vaccinators at the commencement of the working season, and
the Vaccinators kept up the supply by vaccinating buffaloes.
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46. In paragraph 2 of Government of India letter No. 3460, dated the
28th December 1899, attention was drawn to the discrepancy between the
percentages of success reported by Vaccinators and those verified by superior
Inspecting Officers in the returns for 1898-99, the district of Mandla being quoted
as the most glaring example. During the season under report, the inconsis-
tencies noted have not been so great, and Mandla has retrieved its reputation in
this respect.
NAGPUR:
The 2nd August 1900.
A. SCOTT REID, COLONEL, I. M. S.,
Administrative Medical Officer
and Sanitary Commissioner,
Central Provinces.
Secretariat Press, Nagpur:—J. E. A.,—16-8-1900—200.
APPENDIX.
STATISTICAL STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT NO. I.—Showing particulars of Vaccination in the Central Provinces
during the year 1899-1900
...
...
STATEMENT No. II.—Showing the cost of the Department in the Central Pro-
vinces during the year 1899-1900
...
...
...
STATEMENT NO. III.—Showing Dispensary Vaccination in the Central Pro-
vinces during the year 1899-1900
...
STATEMENT No. IV.—Showing the number of persons primarily vaccinated,
and the number of those persons who were successfully vaccinated in the
Central Provinces since 1867
...
...
STATEMENT No. V.—Showing particulars of Vaccination verified by Inspecting
Officers during the year 1899-1900 ...
APPENDIX.—Statement showing the number of calves vaccinated, and the cost
incurred in connection with the cultivation of animal lymph, together with
the numbers vaccinated with the lymph in 1899-1900 ...
...
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HOSHANGABAD
DISTRICT.
Makrai ...
Total ...
RAIPUR DIS-
TRICT.
Khairagarh ...
Nandgaon
...
Kanker ...
Chhuikhadan ...
Bastar ...
Total ...
BILASPUR DIS¬
TRICT.
Sakti ...
Kawardha ...
Total ...
SAMBALPUR
DISTRICT.
Sarangarh
...
Raigarh ...
Rerakhole ...
Sonepur
...
Kalabandi ...
Patna ...
Bamra ...
Total .
TOTAL STATES ...
GRAND TOTAL
18,549
18,549
181,184
183,866
82,379
36,288
310,884
794.601
25,374
91,813
117,187
83,210
168,525
20,335
195,245
326,295
332,197
104,367
1,230,174
2,160,511
12,739,620
119.67
119.67
194.61
211.10
57.65
235 64
23. 80
48.31
183.87
115.05
125.20
15409
113.41
24.41
215.50
87.13
138.47
52.50
103 40
73.40
111.31
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4
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12
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2
8
2
4
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5
12
7
4
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62
274
121
121
3,524
2,061
1,466
717
8,500
16,268
112
1,509
1,621
1,783
3,713
427
4,226
7,798
8,466
1,644
28,057
46,067
247,504
140
140
3,215
1,976
1,573
535
7,709
15,008
83
1,300
1,383
1,658
3,563
485
4,115
7,156
7,044
1,527
25,543
42,074
237,031
261
261
6,739
4,037
3,039
1,252
16,209
31,276
195
2,809
3,004
3,436
7,276
912
8,341
14,954
15,510
3,171
53,600
83,141
484,535
261
261
1,685
1,009
1,519
1,252
1,351
1,360
195
1,404
1,001
1,718
1,819
912
1,668
1,246
2,216
793
1,531
1,422
1,767
FEUDATORY STATES.
261
261
6,739
4,037
3,039
1,252
16,209
31,276
195
2,809
3,004
3,133
6,413
912
8,029
14,263
11,882
2,876
47,508
82,049
436,704
225
225
6,006
2,774
2,379
693
3,415
15,267
138
2,081
2,219
2,493
3,935
495
1,201
725
3,235
136
12,220
29,931
293,515
38
88
626
952
629
413
9,620
12,240
48
333
881
525
2,120
394
5,833
10,025
8,246
2,607
29,750
42,409
92,537
254
254
6,641
3,728
3,008
1,106
15,604
30,087
186
2,444
2,630
3,018
6,146
894
7,425
13,482
11,853
2,827
45,615
78,616
421,398
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303
863
...
312
691
3,628
295
6,092
6,092
47,831
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...
...
286
639
...
240
644
3,543
278
5,630
5,630
39,571
97.32
97.32
98.55
92.35
98.98
88.34
96.27
96.20
95.38
87.01
87.55
96.33
95.84
98.03
92.48
9452
99.76
98.30
96.08
95.82
96.50
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
94.39
74.04
..
76.92
93.20
97.66
94.24
92.42
92.42
82.73
13.69
18.69
36.65
20.28
36.51
30.48
50.19
37.86
7.33
26.62
22.44
39.71
40.26
43.96
39.26
43 29
46.35
29.75
41.68
38.99
36.18
186
186
5,307
5,837
2,723
485
11,283
25,635
1,108
2,422
35.30
4,148
6,720
768
7,391
10,394
17,598
1,878
48,897
78,248
408,037
10.08
10.03
29.29
31.75
33.05
13.37
36.29
32.26
43.67
26.38
30.12
49.85
39.88
37.77
37.86
31.85
52.97
17.99
39.75
36.21
32.03
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Makrai
...
Total
RAIPUR DISTRICT.
Khairagarh
Nandgaon ...
Kanker
Chhuikhadan
Bastar ...
Total
BILASPUR DISTRICT
Sakti ...
Kawardha
Total
SAMBALPUR
DISTRICT
Sarangarh ...
Raigarh
Rerakhole
Sonepur
Kalahandi
Patna ...
Bamra ..
Total
TOTAL STATES
GRAND TOTAL
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528
410
192
96
1,380
2,606
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
...
186
186
12
12
9
9
163
456
104
367
1,099
570
140
2,900
5,733
32,224
9
0
0
8
7
0
7
15
1
1
9
0
0
0
1
0
0
10
2
8
...
...
...
...
..
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
2
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
...
169
169
0
0
0
0
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
...
169
309
0
4
0
4
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
..
1
...
1
1
...
3
4
65
FEUDATORY STATES
...
...
...
...
...
...
72
72
0
0
0
0
39
39
528
410
192
96
1,762
2,988
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
Return not received
...
...
...
...
21 1 1
...
30
40
0
0
0
0
...
91
163
2,337
1
1
11
1
1
5
355
355
12
12
0
9
230
637
227
367
1,374
910
140
3,887
7,270
44,513
5
0
11
8
9
0
7
9
10
9
9
0
1
0
7
0
0
5
9
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
30 8 0
...
..
30
30
3,181
8
8
0
0
0
3
...
...
15
35
7
5
0
9
...
6
30
87
14
0
10
0
0
9
...
3
3
12
12
0
0
23
57
0
4
3
9
6
14
8
14
6
5
7
0
0
...
5
104
195
2,048
1
5
12
1
0
6
3
4
39
39
543
445
192
102
1,792
3,075
4
4
7
5
0
14
0
10
7
7
0
9
0
0
0
9
...
359
359
8
8
9
9
253
694
237
372
1,408
910
145
4,022
7,496
49,742
15
6
9
0
15
0
8
6
15
10
3
5
8
0
7
0
0
11
0
8
..
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
3,101 15 7
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
35,900 12 1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
.....
...
...
...
..
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
..
3,243 0 0
39
39
4
4
7
7
543
445
192
102
1,792
3,075
7
5
0
14
0
10
0
9
0
0
0
9
...
359
359
8
8
9
9
253
694
237
372
1,408
910
145
4,022
7,496
7,496
15
6
9
0
15
0
8
0
15
15
3
5
8
0
7
0
0
11
0
0
39
39
4
4
7
7
543
445
192
102
1,792
3,075
7
5
0
14
0
10
0
9
0
0
0
9
...
359
359
8
8
9
9
253
694
237
372
1,408
910
145
4,022
7,496
49,742
15
6
9
0
15
0
8
6
15
10
3
5
8
0
7
0
0
11
0
8
254
254
6,641
3,728
3,008
1,106
15,604
30,087
186
2,444
2,630
3,304
6,785
894
7,665
14,126
15,396
3,105
51,275
84,246
460,969
0
0
2
2
5½
5½
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
3 5/6
10 10/11
0¼
5 5/6
10 1/20
7 2/3
...
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
1
1
4
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
4¼
2 ¼
2 2/3
7 2/3
3 1/34
9 2/7
7
11 2/3
8 7/8
31/10
5
8 ¾
* One is a Medical Officer.
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B.—Dispensary Vaccination.
STATEMENT No. III.—Showing Dispensary Vaccination in the Central Provinces during the year 1899-1900.
Num¬
ber.
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
District.
2
Saugor
... ...
Damoh
... ...
Jubbulpore
... ...
Narsinghpur ... ...
Hoshangabad
...
...
Nimar
... ...
Mandla ... ...
Betul ... ...
Chhindwara ... ...
Seom ... ...
Balaghat
...
...
Bhandara
... ...
Nagpur ... ...
Wardha ... ...
Chanda
...
Raipur ... ...
Bilaspur
... ...
Sambalpur
...
..
Total ...
Number of
Dispensaries
in each Dis-
trict to which
a Vaccinator
is attached.
3
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Average
number of
Vaccinators
attached to
Dispensaries
during the
season.
4
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Total
number of
persons
vaccinated.
5
1,325
1,031
303
83
720
182
432
819
991
919
891
3,425
1,324
1,624
1,302
3,701
1,776
1,893
22,744
Average
number of
persons
vaccinated
by each
Vaccinator.
6
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
PRIMARY VACCINATION.
Total.
7
1,320
1,018
257
74
640
172
429
443
673
457
865
2,231
1,315
1,501
1,166
2,932
1,188
1,487
18,166
Successful.
Under one
year.
8
1,245
727
183
50
421
103
140
305
569
259
504
1,255
1,033
874
641
2,101
645
1,287
12,242
One and
under six
years.
9
56
56
67
15
96
43
106
42
42
56
62
463
216
462
267
580
372
134
3,135
Total of all
ages.
10
1,302
920
250
74
603
146
378
417
625
384
822
2,089
1,249
1,871
953
2,741
1,093
1,454
16,871
RE-VACCINATION.
Total.
11
5
16
46
9
80
10
3
376
818
462
26
1,194
9
123
136
769
690
406
4,578
Successful.
12
6
11
45
9
67
4
3
215
251
355
25
976
4
104
107
534
497
232
3,434
PERCENTAGE OF SUCCESS.
FUL CASES.
Primary.
13
98.64
90.37
97.28
100.00
94.22
84.88
88.11
94.11
92.87
84.03
95.03
93.64
94.98
91.34
81.73
93.49
92.16
97.78
92.87
Re-vaccina-
tion.
14
100.00
68.75
97.83
100.00
71.25
40.00
100.00
57.18
78.93
76.84
96.15
81.74
44.44
84.55
78.68
69.44
84.24
57.14
75.01
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1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
HOSHANGADAD DISTRICT.
Makrai
...
...
Total ...
RAIPUR DISTRICT.
Jagdalpur ... ...
Kondegaon
...
...
Nandgoon
...
Kanker
... ...
Dongargarh
...
Antagarh
...
Konta
...
...
Bhopalpattam
...
...
Bijapur
...
Total ...
BILASPUR DISTRICT.
Sakti ... ...
Kawardha
...
...
Total
SAMBALPUR DISTRICT.
Sarangarh
... ...
Raigarh
...
...
Sonepur
...
...
Bhawanipatna
... ...
Junagarh ... ...
Rampur (Rairakbole)
..
Total ...
TOTAL STATES
..
GRAND TOTAL
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Return not
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
received.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
77
77
102
160
165
122
147
45
55
47
83
926
...
...
...
290
220
269
177
48
37
1,041
2,044
24,788
FEUDATORY STATE DISPENSARIES.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
77
77
102
160
165
122
147
45
55
47
83
926
...
...
...
290
220
220
169
48
37
984
1,987
20,153
59
59
45
100
61
113
90
...
15
30
80
534
...
...
...
170
82
30
9
10
18
319
912
13,154
15
15
54
60
91
8
28
45
12
8
...
306
...
...
...
87
118
190
14
20
18
447
768
3,903
74
74
99
160
154
121
128
45
27
38
80
852
...
...
...
264
207
220
131
40
36
898
1,824
18,695
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
49
8
...
...
57
57
4,635
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
40
3
...
...
43
43
34.77
96.10
96.10
97.05
100.00
93.33
99.18
87.07
100.00
49.09
80.85
96.39
92.01
...
...
...
91.03
94.09
100.00
77.51
83.33
97.30
91.26
91.79
92.76
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
81.63
37.50
...
...
75.43
75.43
75.01
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