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Compulsory
Vaccination
Act in Bombay City.
28. The Compulsory Vaccination Act, Bombay (No. I of 1877) has been
in force for 33 years. The following table shows the
progress and the protection of infants during the last
fourteen years and the average of two decennial
periods after and two years before the introduction of the Act:—
Years.
1
Average 1876-77 and 1877-78 ...
Average from 1878-79 to 1887-88...
Average from 1888-89 to 1897-98...
1897-98 ... ... ...
1898-99
... ... ...
1899-1900 ... ... ...
1900-1901 ... ... ...
1901-1902 ... ... ...
1902-1903 ... ... ...
1903-1904 ... ... ...
1904-1905 ... ... ...
1905-1906 ... ... ...
1906-1907 ... ... ...
1907-1908 ... ... ...
1908-1909 ... ... ...
1909-1910 ... ... ...
1910-1911 ... ... ...
Births
returned as
having been
registered.
2
13,593
15,054
14,947
9,336
10,784
10,624
12,688
13,520
17,599
16,375
19,556
19,141
20,769
19,535
20,073
19,650
20,312
Deaths
registered
among
children
under one
year.
3
6,980
6,072
6,654
6,608
6,279
8,351
13,492
7,768
9,553
8,718
8,981
10,664
11,106
8,276
8,877
8,059
8,611
Children available for
vaccination.
Births
minus
deaths.
4
6,613
8,982
8,293
2,528
4,505
2,273
...
5,722
8,046
7,657
10,575
8,477
9,663
11,259
11,196
11,591
11,701
At the rate
of 81 per
1000 of
population.
5
19,977
22,771
25,023
25,474
25,474
25,474
25,474
24,056
24,056
24,056
24,056
24,056
30,312
30,312
30,312
30,312
30,312
Children under one year successfully
vaccinated.
Number.
6
8,526
11,894
13,879
9,952
9,651
11,434
10,646
10,211
10,909
11,008
13,216
13,220
12,283
12,313
13,056
14,237
12,008
Ratio per
100 on
those in
column 4.
7
128.93
132.42
167.36
363.67
211.23
503.04
...
177.52
135.58
143.76
125.15
155.95
127.11
109.36
116.61
122.83
102.62
Ratio per
100 on
those in
column 5.
8
42.68
52.23
55.46
39.07
37.89
44.89
41.79
42.44
45.35
45.76
55.15
54.95
40.52
40.62
43.07
46.96
39.61
Compulsory
Vaccination
Act in Karáchi town.
29. In Karáchi town the Compulsory Vaccina-
tion Act (No. IV of 1879) has been in force for
the last 31 years and the following table shows the
averages for two decennial periods and details for the last eleven years :—
Years.
1
Average from 1880-81 to 1889-90 ...
Average from 1890-91 to 1899-1900.
1900-01 ... ... ...
1901-02 ... ... ...
1902-03 ... ... ...
1903-04 ... ... ...
1904-05 ... ... ...
1905-06 ... ... ...
1906-07 ... ... ...
1907-08 ... ... ...
1908-09 ... ... ...
1909-10 ... ... ...
1910-1911 ... ... ...
Births
returned as
having been
registered.
2
3,134
4,180
4,245
4,458
5,429
5,007
5,790
5,826
5,663
5,883
6,513
6,332
6,456
Deaths
registered
among
children
under one
year.
3
720
1,254
1,751
1,176
1,607
1,474
1,392
1,618
1,514
1,533
1,828
1,642
1,563
Children available for
vaccination.
Births
minus
deaths.
4
2,414
2,926
2,494
3,282
3,822
3,533
4,398
4,208
4,122
4,350
4,685
4,690
4,893
At the rate
of 31 per
1000 of
population
5
2,118
3,261
3,261
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
3,500
Children under one year successful-
ly vaccinated.
Number.
6
2,912
2,061
3,125
2,969
3,644
3,515
3,689
4,625
3,700
4,179
4,157
4,432
4,341
Ratio per
100 on
those in
column 4.
7
120.65
104.61
125.30
90.46
95.34
99.49
83.88
109.91
89.76
96.07
88.73
94.50
88.72
Ratio per
100 on
those in
column 5.
8
137.49
93.87
95.83
84.93
104.11
100.43
105.40
132.14
105.71
119.10
118.77
126.63
124.03
Compulsory
Vaccination
Act in Lárkána, Sukkur and
Rohri towns.
30. The Bombay District Vaccination Act (I of
1892) is working satisfactorily in Lárkána, Sukkur
and Rohri towns.
Compulsory
Vaccination
Act in the settlement of
Aden.
31. The Compulsory Vaccination Act, I of 1892,
was introduced into the Settlement of Aden on 10th
September 1909 as per Government Resolution, Gene-
ral Department, No. 3281, dated 26th June 1909.
T. E. DYSON, M.B., D.P.H.,
Lieut-Colonel, I.M.S.,
19th July 1911. Sanitary Commissioner for the Government of Bombay.
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