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In the district a total of 39,087 persons were vaccinated, as compared with 32,024
in 1892-93. The supply of lymph did not run short, and the Civil Surgeon vaccinated
three of his own calves and obtained a large number of points of excellent lymph. The
Assistant Superintendent worked very well, and the vaccinators, with one exception,
satisfactorily. The District Superintendent was 41 days on tour, but no particulars
are noted.
Summary of Budaun report.
38. In the Budaun municipality and the municipalities of Sahaswan, Ujhani and
Bilsi, respectively, progress was recorded and the opera-
tions increased in Budaun by 573, in Sahaswan by 255,
in Ujhani by 158, and in Bilsi by 23. The Vaccination Act is in force in the first three
towns. Registers I and II were duly maintained in Budaun, but not in Sahaswan and
Ujhani. Certificates were regularly granted. Notices were issued and 40 summonses
were granted under section 18. One case only was fined by the Magistrate.
In the district the total number of vaccinations was 23,789 against 20,724 in the
previous season. The District Superintendent was on tour for 48 days and personally
examined 2,348 cases. The proportion per cent. of successful cases observed was 94.20.
The conduct of the vaccination staff was satisfactory and excellent work was done by
four vaccinators, and the Assistant Superintendent worked energetically and well. The
attitude of the people is favorable to vaccination on the whole.
Summary of Bareilly report.
39. In the Bareilly municipality, 5,643 operations were performed against 4,553
in 1892-93 and in the cantonment the number rose
from 457 to 535. Registers I and II were not kept
in proper order. Certificates were granted in most cases. No notices or summonses
were issued. The people do not openly object to vaccination, and little opposition is
anticipated in the future. An animal lymph depôt was established in connection with
the Government dairy farm, and the lymph was of excellent quality. In the district
there were 31,617 operations, as compared with 24,185 in the previous year. The vacci-
nators, with one or two exceptions, behaved well, and did good work, and the Assistant
Superintendent is conscientious and the progress made is largely due to his untiring
exertions. Mr. Holderness, the Magistrate, took great interest in the work and gave
invaluable help.
Summary of Pilibhit report.
40. In the Pilibhit municipality, the number of children vaccinated fell from
1,925 in 1892-93 to 1,542. Registers I and II were
properly maintained.
Twenty-seven notices were
issued, and in two cases fines were imposed by the Magistrate. Certificates were not
regularly issued.
In the Bisalpur municipality, the number of operations fell from 1,028 to 544.
This was due to the exclusion of vaccinations performed in outside villages from the
Municipal lists. Registers I and II were kept up. Certificates were not granted
regularly.
In the district 14,856 vaccinations were performed against 14,527 in the previous
year. The District Superintendent was on tour for 18 days and examined a total of
3,440 cases. The supply of lymph was sufficient, except at the beginning of the season
and the lymph was of good quality. The vaccination staff behaved well. The people
generally have not taken favorably to vaccination. District officers gave assistance, and
encouraged the extension of operations.
Summary of Sháhjahánpur report
41. In the Sháhjahánpur municipality there was a total of 4,413 primary vacci-
nations as compared with 2,446 in the previous season.
Registers I and II were not properly maintained.
Certificates of vaccination were granted.
In the district the number of operations rose from 20,305 in 1892-93 to 21,498.
The vaccinators perfomed their duty with tact and discretion.