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No. III.-MUSALMANS.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
56
37
19
67.85
Females
13
12
1
92.30
Children
2
1
1
50.00
Total
71
50
21
70.42
No. IV.-CHRISTIANS.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
75
48
27
64.00
Females
23
12
11
52.17
Children
13
10
3
76.92
Total
111
70
41
63.60
No. V.-JEWS-BENI-ISRAELS.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
5
3
2
60.00
Females
2
2
...
100.00
Children
5
3
2
60.00
Total
12
8
4
66.66
No. VI-PARSI.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
8
1
7
12.50
Females
3
1
2
33.33
Children
1
...
1
00.00
Total
12
2
10
16.66
No. III.-MUSALMANS.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
56
37
19
67.85
Females
13
12
1
92.30
Children
2
1
1
50.00
Total
71
50
21
70.42
No. IV.-CHRISTIANS.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
75
48
27
64.00
Females
23
12
11
52.17
Children
13
10
3
76.92
Total
111
70
41
63.60
No. V.-JEWS-BENI-ISRAELS.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
5
3
2
60.00
Females
2
2
...
100.00
Children
5
3
2
60.00
Total
12
8
4
66.66
No. VI-PARSI.
No.
Died.
Recovered.
Percentage of Mortality.
Males
8
1
7
12.50
Females
3
1
2
33.33
Children
1
...
1
00.00
Total
12
2
10
16.66
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