The Anti-Cholera Campaign jg progressing successfully; besides inoculating those in industrial centres, efforts are being made to deal with those most likely to be exposed to infection ie. the lower working classes, rickshaw coolies, transport coolies, dock workers etc. whose hand-to-mouth existence necessitates the consumption of food of questionable purity. Altogether 49,811 persons were inoculated, compared with 47,786 for the corresponding month last year, Further, 2,449 treatments with chlorine were given to shallow wells. A total of 5,781 persons were vaccinated against smallpox. This completes the campaign for the son. numerous sources of possible infect tion. Secondly, it is essential that personal supervision be given to the kitchen and pantry and to the prevention of fly infection arising from such sources as uncovered refuse bins,
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