Medicine - Vaccination > 1899-1928 - Report on vaccination in the Bombay Presidency > Vaccination in Bombay 1889-1901 > 1897-1898 - Notes on vaccination in the Bombay Presidency, for the year 1897-98 with appendices
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Number. |
Districts and Circles. |
Percentage of success of |
Percentage of |
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1896-97. |
1897-98. |
1896-97. |
1897-98. |
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1 |
Western Registration District ... |
91.59 |
92.19 |
53.83 |
53.83 |
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2 |
Presidency Circle ... ... ... |
91.88 |
94.50 |
22.53 |
29.90 |
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3 |
Central Registration District ... |
90.01 |
89.69 |
53.41 |
51.98 |
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4 |
Southern do. do. ... |
98.53 |
91.70 |
65.45 |
62.65 |
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5 |
Gnjarát do. do. ... |
96.46 |
96.86 |
58.14 |
59.21 |
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6 |
Sind do. do. ... |
90.57 |
88.98 |
59.49 |
58.34 |
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7 |
Aden, Bushire, Muskat and Shaikh |
57.82 |
44.22 |
36.47 |
50. |
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8 |
British Army ... ... ... |
74.05 |
77.59 |
46.75 |
49.42 |
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9 |
Native Army ... ... ... |
87.98 |
77.36 |
58.07 |
67.34 |
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Average for the Presidency ... |
92.33 |
91.84 |
58.75 |
58.79 |
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Percentage of success ex-
cluding "unknown cases."
13. The following table shows the percentages of success both in primary
and revaccination excluding "unknown" cases during
1897-98 contrasted with those for the preceding year
as desired by Government in paragraph 4 of their
Resolution in the General Department, No. 2980, of 24th August 1893:—
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Number. |
Districts and Circles. |
Percentage of success in |
Percentage of |
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1896-97. |
1897-98. |
1896-97. |
1897-98. |
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1 |
Western Registration District ... |
97.88 |
98.21 |
63.63 |
63.82 |
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2 |
Presidency Circle ... ... ... |
98.16 |
98.55 |
57.27 |
56.97 |
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3 |
Central Registration District ... |
98.79 |
99.11 |
72.09 |
75.94 |
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4 |
Southern do. do. ... |
98.98 |
98.97 |
86.67 |
86.37 |
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5 |
Gujarát do. do. ... |
98.07 |
98.65 |
73.35 |
75.95 |
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6 |
Sind do. do. ... |
98.29 |
97.84 |
82.40 |
81.03 |
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7 |
Aden, Maskat, Bushire and Shaikh |
91.58 |
88.10 |
75.61 |
76.47 |
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8 |
British Army ... ... ... |
74.62 |
77.59 |
46.75 |
49.53 |
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9 |
Native Army ... ... ... |
88.03 |
86.35 |
58.28 |
68.19 |
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Average for the Presidency ... |
98.37 |
98.55 |
77.83 |
79.25 |
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Rate per mille of popula-
tion in successful vaccina-
tions.
14. The subjoined table gives the rate of primary successful vaccination of
children under one year and the total successful
primary vaccinations per mille of population of each
Collectorate and Native State (the vaccination work
of which is under the supervision of the Sanitary
Department) as desired by Government in paragraph 4 of their Resolution in the
General Department, No. 4748 of 4th December 1890 :—
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Districts and Circles. |
Collectorates and Native States. |
Number of suc- |
Total number of |
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British Districts. |
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Western Registra- |
Khándesh ... ... ... |
20.91 |
25.13 |
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Násik ... ... ... |
21.97 |
25.62 |
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Thána ... ... ... |
18.72 |
24.54 |
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Kolába ... ... ... |
22.49 |
26.76 |
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