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DISTRICT No. 6.
1 DISTRICT MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.
KAMATIPURA.
POPULATION
29,208
HOUSES
1,344
Justice of the Peace.
Jewanji Dharamsi, Esq.
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
2 Sub-Inspectors.
1 Muccadam.
4 Police Sepoys.
16 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
2 Muccadums.
70 Men.
Central Office.
In open space opposite Grant Road.
Hospital, Bapty Road.
1 Sub-divisional Medical Officer.
1 Hospital Assistant.
4 Ambulances.
1 Bullock Gharry.
Stores.
1 Health Inspector.
1 Disinfecting Inspector.
Telephone-Grant Road Hospital.
Office Staff.
1 Head Clerk.
1 Clerk.
1 Timekeeper.
2 Ramosees.
4 Ambulance Sepoys.
1st NAGPADA
POPULATION
11,133
HOUSES
245
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
2 Sub-Inspectors.
4 Police Sepoys.
6 Military Sepoys.
Justice of the Peace.
P. F. Bhandara, Esq.
Disinfecting Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
1 Muccadum.
30 Men.
2nd NAGPADA
POPULATION
18,768
HOUSES
545
Staff for House-to-House Visitation.
2 Sub-Inspectors.
4 Police Sepoys.
6 Military Sepoys.
Disinfecting Staff.
1 Sub-Inspector.
1 Muccadum.
40 Men.
Total Staff.
Medical Officers
2
Police Sepoys
12
Justices
2
Military Sepoys
28
Inspectors
2
Clerks
2
Sub-Inspectors
9
Timekeeper
1
Muccadums (Overseers)
5
Ramosees (Watchmen)
2
Men
140
Ambulance Sepoys
4
Total
160
Total
49
Grand Total 209.

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Volume 1
Report on the bubonic plague in Bombay, 1896-1897
Description3 volumes consist of the largest repository of clinical descriptions of plague after the discovery of the bacillus. Twenty-seven hospitals in and around Bombay City submitted reports. Includes medical aspects of plague, house-to-house sanitation measures and foreign missions. Describes actions taken by Municipal Commissioner to control spread of plague.
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