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Khulna ... ...
Rajshahi
...
...
Dinajpur ... ...
Jalpaiguri ...
Darjeeling ... ...
Bangpur
...
...
Bogra
...
...
...
Ditto
...
...
Not known ...
Rinderpest ...
Ditto ...
...
Ditto ...
Ditto
...
Ditto ...
Ditto
...
...
......
Epidemic ...
Ditto
...
...
Ditto ... ...
Ditto
...
...
Ditto
...
...
May ... ... ...
May
...
...
...
August
...
...
...
July ... ... ...
April
...
...
...
October ... ... ...
April
...
...
...
January...
...
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6
6
100
No statistics received.
396
304
76.7
No statistics received.
318
362
343
229
209
71
78 01
57.7
21.5
From one zamindar, Babu Sarat
Chandra Ray Chowdhury of Kara-
para.
From the Subdivisional Officer, Nator
From the Calcutta Gazette of 21st
July.
From one of the agricultural overseers
through Director.
From the Subdivisional Officer, Kur-
seong.
From the Magistrate of Rangpur ...
Prom the Magistrate
...
...
...
No remarks
...
...
...
...
...
Requested to send a Veterinary Assistant
for inspection.
No remarks
...
...
...
...
...
Requested to send a Veterinary Assistant
No remarks ... ... ... ... ...
Requested to send a Veterinary Assistant
No remarks
... ... ... ... ...
Four copies of the rules for guidance
of epidemics in rinderpest and a
copy of the Bengali translation of
Veterinary
Colonel
Hallen's
Manual of Cattle Disease were
supplied to the zamindar. The
Magistrate was also supplied with
five copies of the rules and a copy
of the Manual when asked for a
report of the disease. No statisti-
cal account was received from the
Magistrate. The number of affected
cattle shown here is from a report
from the Kachar out post.
The Subdivisional Officer was tele-
graphed to engage a Veterinary As-
sistant on Rs. 35, to which no reply
came.
The services of a Veterinary Assistant
were offered by telegraph, and they
were refused by the Magistrate as
no money was available. Ten copies
of the Bengali translation of Veteri-
nary Colonel Hallen's Manual of
Cattle Disease and two confrs of the
rules for guidance in epidemics of
rinderpest were supplied to the
Magistrate for distribution.
One Veterinary Assistant was sent, but
his services being retained in the
vicinity of Alipur Duars, he could
not go to the Bholka Tahsil, where
the outbreak was also severe.
Another Veterinary Assistant was
required at the Bholka Tahsil, but
no one was available. The Veteri-
nary Assistant at Alipur after work-
ing for a few days came back on
leave and left his appointment "be-
cause his wife was ill.' And before
another Veterinary Assistant was
sent, the Subdivisional Officer had
telegraphed that the services of a
Veterinary Assistant were not
required.
No action was deened necessary from
this Department, as the Municipal
salutri was ordered by the Deputy
Commissioner to take prompt action.
A Veterinary Assistant was sent, who
succeeded in eradicating the
disease in the course of a month.
There was another outbreak of
somewhat viruient type in the
jurisdiction of Fulkumar in the
Kurigram subdivision, and on ask-
ing the Magistrate to appoint a
Veterinary Assistant he reported
that the disease had not been re-
ported for some days, and so the
deputation of a Veterinary Assis-
tant was not required.
The Magistrate was requested to ap-
point & Veterinary Assistant, and
he reported that the disease had
died out, and no further action
was necessary. Ten copies of the
Bengali translation of Veterinary
Colonel Hallen's Manual of Cattle
Disease were supplied for distribu-
tion in the affected locality.