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Circulars that detailed the movements of case-patients who had used public transport and the location and availability of public vaccinators were widely distributed. 25) In 1896, when Travancore opened a Women's and Children's Hospital in Trivandrum, the state already employed 21 trained midwives, (26) and service in the Medical Department was sufficiently respectable that six teenaged Nair girls asked to become smallpox vaccinators, an offer that was quickly accepted. Using cars, bicycles, canoes, motorcycles, helicopters and travelling by foot, tens of thousands of vaccinators reached more than five million children with polio vaccine three times. |
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