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148 REPORT OF THE LEPROSY COMMISSION :
DIVISION.
District.
Total Population on which the Leper-ratios have been caculated.
Total number of Lepers.
Proportion per 10,000 of population.
REMARKS.
Punjab.
Delhi
Delhi
608,850
320
5.2
Gurgaon
696,646
621
8.9
Karnal
610,927
332
5.4
TOTAL FOR DELHI
1,916,423
1,273
6.6
Hissar
Hissar
484,681
253
5.2
Rohtak
536,959
291
5.4
Sirsa
210,795
61
2.8

TOTAL FOR HISSAR
1,232,435
605
4.9
Umballa
Umballa
1,035,488
946
9.1
Ludhiana
583,245
460
7.8
Simla
33.995
118
34.7
TOTAL FOR UMBALLA
1,652,728
1,524
9.2
Jullundur
Jullundur
794,764
518
6.5
Hoshiarpur
938,890
901
9.5
Kangra
743,882
1,339
18.0
TOTAL FOR JULLUNDUR
2,477,536
2,758
11.1
Amritsar
Amritsar
1,083,514
690
6.3
Sialkot
1,005,004
651
6.4
Gurdaspur
655,362
433
6.6
TOTAL FOR AMRITSAR
2,743,880
1,774
6.4

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Leprosy in India: report of the Leprosy Commission in India, 1890-91
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