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of the Assistant Superintendent was fair, and that of vaccinators in general satisfactory.
Several District Officials took interest in the extention of operations.
Summary of Mainpuri Report.
28. In the Mainpuri municipality considerable opposition was evidenced and this
was overcome by the issue of notices under the Act.
Operations were effectively started in the city by the
use of buffalow calf lymph. The Registers were properly maintained, certificates were
granted with regularity. Sixty-three notices were issued and complied with, with few
exceptions.
In the district 20,213 primary vaccinations and 298 re-vaccinations were per-
formed against 18,806 and 454, respectively, in the previous year. The Superinten-
dent was on tour for 25 days and saw 3,012 cases, or which 2,836 were successful or a
percentage to the total number inspected of 94.16. On the whole the vaccination
staff behaved well and worked hard. The Assistant Superintendent showed zeal in the
discharge of his duties. Aid was rendered by the district staff where opposition to
vaccination was considerable as in certain villages.
Summary of Etawah report.
29. In the Etawah municipality 1,699 primary vaccinations were performed against
1,103 in the preceding year, and the percentage of
successful cases rose from 86.7 to 93.7. Registers
I and II were carefully kept and certificates of vaccination were granted in all cases.
Fifty-one notices were issued under Section 17, and 4 cases were brought to the notice
of the Magistrate under Section 18 with a satisfactory result.
In the district, a total of 19,885 primary operations, excluding those in the Muni-
cipality, were recorded against 17,182 in 1892-93 and the percentage of success was
90 46. The Superintendent was on tour for 20 days.
Summary of Etah report.
30. In the Etah municipality and the minor municipalities of the Etah district,
namely in Kasganj, Soron, Marehra and Jalesar,
Register I was properly maintained. Certificates
of vaccination were regularly issued, and notices issued under Section 17 of the Act,
and such notices were invariably complied with.
In the district including municipalities a total of 28,438 vaccinations were
performed as compared with 18,041 in the previous year. A great deal of the success
in the season's work was due to the hearty co-operation and aid given by the Magis-
trate and district staff in extending operations. The operation is not popular among
the people. The Superintendent was on tour for 32 days and inspected 3,973 cases.
The supply and quality of the lymph was invariably good, and the conduct of the staff
satisfactory.
Inoculation of small pox in 1st circle
unknown.
31. There is no evidence that the inoculation of small-pox was practised in any
of these districts, and with few exceptions the arm
to arm system of vaccination has been maintained, as
hitherto, in the 1st Circle.
Operations in the 2nd Circle.
32. The total number of persons vaccinated in the 2nd Circle was 616,511 as
compared with 450,115 and successful primary
operations numbered 515,997 against 367,259, in
the previous year. The increase, therefore, in the successful primary operations
reached the large figure of 148,738. An average of 1,693 perons were vaccinated by
each vaccinator as compared with 1,260 in 1892-93; and the number of persons
successfully vaccinated per 1,000 of the population rose from 19.72 to 27.69, against
14.55 the average for the previous 5 years. There was an increase also of 1.31 in
the percentage of success in which the results were known, and the results of re-vacci-
nation also compare favourably with those of the previous year.