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The number of persons successfully, vaccinated per 1,000 of population in the
plains districts ranged from 12.29 in Basti, and 12.65 in Azamgarh to 26.20 in Jalaun
and 27.73 in Jhánsi.
The following table shows the increase, or decrease, in the number of successful
primary vaccinations in the various districts of the 3rd circle :—
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District. |
Number of successful primary |
Increase in |
Decrease in |
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|
1890-91. |
1891-92. |
1892-93. |
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Garhwál Hills ... ... ... ... |
13,356 |
12,646 |
9,931 |
... |
3,425 |
|
Cawnpore ... ... ... ... |
24,562 |
26,909 |
28,272 |
3,710 |
... |
|
Fatehpur ... ... ... ... |
10,887 |
11,922 |
15,356 |
4,469 |
... |
|
Bánda ... ... ... ... |
11,567 |
12,240 |
13,078 |
1,511 |
... |
|
Allahabad ... ... ... ... |
21,375 |
22,220 |
25,251 |
3,876 |
... |
|
Hamirpur ... ... ... ... |
11,300 |
10,077 |
13,164 |
1,864 |
... |
|
Jaunpur ... ... ... ... |
14,387 |
16,724 |
21,613 |
7,026 |
... |
|
Gorakhpur ... ... ... ... |
46,532 |
39,240 |
46,550 |
18 |
... |
|
Basti ... ... ... ... |
40,480 |
29,294 |
21,949 |
... |
18,532 |
|
Azamgarh ... ... ... ... |
21,472 |
21,379 |
21,772 |
300 |
... |
|
Mirzapur ... ... ... ... |
17,994 |
19,276 |
17,981 |
... |
13 |
|
Benares ... ... ... ... |
16,070 |
16,549 |
18,977 |
2,907 |
... |
|
Cházipur ... ... ... ... |
20,633 |
19,483 |
21,865 |
1,232 |
... |
|
Ballia ... ... ... ... |
16,786 |
18,071 |
17,320 |
534 |
... |
|
Jhánsi* ... ... ... ... |
8,450 |
9,702 |
*18,918 |
*2,588 |
... |
|
Jalaun ... ... ... |
10,431 |
9,498 |
10,382 |
... |
49 |
|
Lalitpur† ... ... ... ... |
7,880 |
7,491 |
† |
† |
... |
|
Total ... |
314,362 |
302,721 |
322,379 |
30,035 |
22,018 |
* Includes work of the former Lalitpur disirict,
† Amalgamated with Jhánsi.
The operations in the Basti district were on a special scale in 1890-91.
Vaccination according to age.
16. There were 424,016 successful primary operations among children under one year
of age as compared with 378,512 in 1891-92 and
386,293 in 1890-91. The increase in the number of
infants successfully vaccinated is very satisfactory.
Percentage of primary successful
operations according to age.
17. In the following table the percentages of
successful primary operations by age, for the past
three years, are shown :—
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Percentage of successful primary vaccina- |
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Age. |
1890-91. |
1891 92. |
1892-93. |
|
Under one year ... ... ... ... ... |
46.13 |
43.14 |
44.85 |
|
Over one and under six years ... ... ... |
46.42 |
49.33 |
47.93 |
|
Over six years ... ... ... ... ... |
7.45 |
7.53 |
7.23 |
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| Description | Covers 1866-1901. Appraises vaccination operations in North-Western Provinces and Oudh. Describes transition from smallpox vaccination with crusts to arm-to-arm vaccination. Lymph extracted from children replaced with animal and lanolin lymph from c.1869. Explores native objections. Tables show particulars of vaccination. Success and mortality rates noted. Colour maps and diagrams included. |
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