BOMBAY PRESIDENCY. 13
|
Districts. |
PERSONS PRIMARILY VACCINATED. |
PERSONS REVACCINATED. |
TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS |
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|
1894-95. |
1995-96. |
In- |
De- |
1894-95. |
1895-96. |
In- |
De- |
1894-95. |
1895-96. |
In- |
De- |
|
|
4 Western Registration Dis- |
4,734 |
5,275 |
541 |
... |
952 |
1,293 |
341 |
... |
5,686 |
6,568 |
882 |
... |
|
12 Central do. ... |
17,287 |
16,776 |
... |
511 |
175 |
175 |
... |
... |
17,462 |
16,951 |
... |
511 |
|
33 Southern do. ... |
49,198 |
51,380 |
2,182 |
... |
9,476 |
9,140 |
... |
336 |
58,674 |
60,520 |
1,846 |
... |
|
25 Gujarát do. ... |
37,430 |
40,084 |
2,654 |
... |
732 |
799 |
67 |
... |
38,162 |
40,883 |
2,721 |
... |
|
4 Sind do. ... |
4,465 |
6,554 |
1,089 |
... |
99 |
160 |
61 |
... |
4,564 |
5,714 |
1,150 |
... |
|
Total ... |
113,114 |
119,069 |
5,955 |
... |
11,434 |
11,567 |
133 |
... |
124,548 |
130,636 |
6,088 |
... |
As stated in paragraph 3 of this report, the vaccination statistics of Baroda,
Cutch, Káthiáwár, Pálanpur and I'dar have been shown separately in Ap-
pendix II. In primary vaccination there is a decrease of 511 in the Native
States of the Central Registration District and in revaccination a decrease of
336 in those of the Southern Registration District. There are 78 vaccinators
who performed 119,069 primary vaccinations and 11,567 revaccinations, of which
113,407 under primary and 7,835 under revaccinations were successful. The
unsuccessful and unknown under primary vaccination numbered 1,720 and 4,306,
respectively, and in revaccination 1,682 and 2,050. There were 364 secondary
operations, whilst no revaccination was repeated.
Work of Dispensary Officers.
33. Vaccination was carried on in 8 dispensaries during the year under
report. The annexed table shows the progress of
vaccination in dispensaries by each District and
Circle :—
|
Districts. |
PERSONS PRIMARILY VACCINATED. |
PERSONS REVACCINATED. |
TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS |
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|
1894-95. |
1895-96. |
Increase. |
Decrease. |
1894-95. |
1895-96. |
Increase. |
Decrease. |
1894-95. |
1895-96. |
Increase. |
Decrease. |
||
|
Western Registration Dis- |
13 |
... |
... |
13 |
1 |
... |
... |
1 |
14 |
... |
... |
14 |
|
|
Presidency Circle ... ... |
1 |
5 |
4 |
... |
106 |
193 |
87 |
... |
107 |
198 |
91 |
... |
|
|
Southern Registration Dis- |
129 |
... |
... |
129 |
... |
... |
... |
... |
129 |
... |
... |
129 |
|
|
Gujarát do. ... |
164 |
241 |
77 |
... |
66 |
330 |
264 |
... |
230 |
571 |
341 |
... |
|
|
Aden . - |
Shaik Othmán ... |
531 |
... |
... |
531 |
62 |
... |
... |
62 |
593 |
... |
... |
593 |
|
Bushire ... ... |
393 |
338 |
... |
55 |
... |
... |
... |
... |
393 |
338 |
... |
55 |
|
|
Muskat ... ... |
82 |
354 |
272 |
... |
... |
... |
... |
... |
82 |
354 |
272 |
... |
|
|
Total ... |
1,313 |
938 |
... |
375 |
235 |
523 |
288 |
... |
1,548 |
1,461 |
... |
87 |
|
The vaccination work of Dharangaon Dispensary in the Khándesh Collec-
torate, and of Sháhápur and Terdal in the Sángli State, and Kaira Jail in the
Kaira Zilla was discontinued during the year. The work at Shaikh Othmán in
Aden is performed by a Municipal vaccinator, and it is therefore included under
that head. In primary and revaccinations 933 and 523 were vaccinated, of which
876 and 397 were successful. Unsuccessful and unknown under primary were
51 and 24, and under revaccination 114 and 12.
Work performed in the
Army (British and Native).
34. Amongst the European Troops, the number of persons primarily vac-
cinated was 214, and in 144 cases the operation was
successful. The unsuccessful and unknown cases
amounted to 49 and 21 respectively. There were 661
cases of revaccination, of which 391 were successful, 248 unsuccessful and 22
unknown. In the Native Army the primarily vaccinated numbered 3,561 and
revaccinated 2,300, of which the successful cases were 3,205 and 1,370 respect-
ively. The unsuccessful and unknown cases numbered 357 and 17 and 925
and 5 under each head respectively. There were 18 secondary operations.
The following table shows details of vaccination performed in the British
and Native Army :—
B 387—4