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No. 850, Secy to the Sany. Comr., India.—Mar. 04.—1,145.
Litho., S. I. O., Calcutta.
MAP OF AREA OF OPERATIONS
Showing the irrigation canals and other breeding places of Anopheles. Pools and channels marked
in blue were permanently done away with. Pools marked in red indicate the chief breeding
places of A. Rossii. The explanation of the map is given in the text.
To face page 11 of the Second Report of the Antimalarial Operations at Mian Mir.
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| Description | Map of area of operations: Colour map showing the irrigation canals and other breeding places of Anopheles. Pools and channels marked in blue were permanently done away with. Pools marked in red indicate the chief breeding places of A. Rossii. The explanantion of the map is given in the text. |
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| Description | Following the discovery by Ronald Ross in the late 1890's that mosquitoes breed in stagnant water and that malaria could be controlled by exterminating mosquitoes in such environments, this second report tracks the operations set in place at the military cantonment at Mian Mir. |
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