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Statement No. I showing the area over which the rules for the prevention of venereal disease have been in force and the details of expenditure on lock-hospitals
during the year 1880.
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| Stations. | Date on which the lock-hospital was established. |
Act under which the rules are in froce. |
Area over which the rules are in force. |
Estimate Native population within the area over which they are in force. |
Average number of prostitutes on the register during 1880. |
Total monthly cost of establishment. | Whether 1st or 2nd class lock-hospital. |
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| 1 | Rangoon | 19th May 1871 | III of 1880 (Cantonment Rules) | 120 square miles | 99,827 | 496.36 | 538 8 0 | 1st class. | |||
| 2 | Bassein | 11th February 1872 | XIV of 1868 | Within municipal boundaries about 14 square miles. |
22,041 | 28.39 | 138 8 0 | ||||
| 3 | Prome * | 1st June 1872 | Ditto | About nine square miles | 31,157 | 9.25 | 117 0 0 | ||||
| 4 | Thayet-myo | 1st June 1869 | III of 1880 (Cantonment Rules) | Nineteen square miles | 38,237 | 25.59 | 89 0 0 | ||||
| 5 | Akyab | 8th September 1871 | XIV of 1868 | Town under municipality | 21,046 | 51.58 | 151 8 0 | 2nd class. | |||
| 6 | Moulmein | 1st October 1871 | Ditto | Fourteen square miles, town of Moulmein. |
57,882 | 61.42 | 166 8 0 | ||||
| 7 | Toungoo | 19th June 1874 | III of 1880 (Cantonment Rules). | Within four miles around the cantonment. |
20,000 | 17.82 | 95 0 0 | ||||
*The Prome Lock-hospital was closed on the 31st August 1880.
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| Description | Reports cover 1873-1886. Describes conditions, staffing and expenditure of lock hospitals. Prostitute statistics show registration, attendance and punishment. Tables list instances of venereal disease (syphilis, gonorrhoea) in women and troops. Comments by military staff appraise the working of the lock hospital system. Library lacks 1874 and 1876. |
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