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Educational Department and the Military Department have all agreed to postpone
vaccination amongst their employees during the summer months. Instructions
have been issued to all Vaccinators and Health Inspectors that during the off-
season the unprotected registers should be brought up to date by house-to-house
inquiry, if necessary, so that when the vaccination season recommences no delay
need be experienced.
7. The publication of the revised Vaccination Code, or more properly the
Vaccination Section of the Public Health Code, was delayed pending the issue of
the rules for vaccination in non-municipal areas. These have now been approved
by Government in G.O. No. 832-P.H., dated 23rd May 1923, and the Code is in
the Press.
8. Captain N. R. Ubhaya was the Assistant Director of Public Health in
charge of the Southern range and Captain R. B. Subrahmanyam of the Northern
range throughout the year. The late Dr. S. Jesudoss held charge of the Central
range till 13th August 1922 when he proceeded on leave handing over charge to
Dr. R. Adisesha Ayyar who continued to be in charge till 5th September 1922.
Dr. Adisesha Ayyar was relieved by Dr. K. T. Matthew who was in charge of
the range till 5th December 1922, when Dr. Ethirajulu Nayudu took charge.
9. The following statement shows the inspection work of Assistant Directors
of Public Health:—
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Range. |
Name. |
Date. |
Places inspected |
Purpose. |
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Northern Range. |
Captain R. B. |
1922. |
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14th to 27th Apr. ... |
Aska and Purushottapur |
Vaccination inspection. |
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20th May to 8th |
Nellore and Tenali munici- |
Routine inspection. |
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8th to 30th July ... |
Narasaraopet, Bezwada, |
Do. |
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16th to 29th Aug. ... |
Bezwada ... ... ... |
Inspection of Authy-Push- |
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2nd to 29th Sep. ... |
Do. ... ... ... |
Do. |
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2nd Nov. ... |
Narasapatam ... ... |
To discuss with Agency |
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17th to 19th Nov. ... |
Vizianagram ... ... |
To verify the existence of |
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28th Nov. to 21st |
Kavali, Kanigiri and |
Vaccination inspection. |
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llth to 29th Mar. ... |
Narasaraopet and Guntūr. |
Vaccination inspection in |
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Central Range. |
Dr. S. Jesudoss. |
28rd Mar. to 8th |
Chittoor district ... |
Vaccination inspection. |
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19th to 28th Apr.... |
Kurnool do. ... |
Investigation into the |
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11th to 17th July ... |
Salem do. ... |
Investigation into the |
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18th and 19th July. |
Sankari ... ... |
Investigation into the |
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27th July ... |
Tiruppattūr municipality. |
Sanitary and vaccination |
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Dr. R. Adisesha |
20th and 21st Aug. |
Conjeeveram do. |
Inspection in connexion |
|
|
Dr. K. T. Mat- |
20th to 30th Sep.... |
Anantapur district |
Vaccination inspection. |
|
|
5th and 6th Oct. ... |
Conjeeveram Municipal |
Inspection in connexion |
||
|
13th Oct. ... ... |
Sevvapet village (Chingle- |
Inspection in connexion |
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| Description | Covers 1877-1929. Details and appraises vaccination operations in the Madras Presidency. Describes manufacture and storage of lymph. Tables show particulars of vaccination. Success and mortality rates noted. Graphs included. |
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