Report on the Civil Veterinary Department Burma (Including the Insein Veterinary School) For the Year ended the 31st March 1924

The report of the Committee on the future organization of the Insein Veterinary School is having the consideration of the Committee that has been appointed to examine the working of the Agricultural and the Veterinary Deparments and the question of the field staff will also come before it for decision. [...] 3. The energies of the staff were chiefly confined during the year to stamping out the remains of the outbreaks of the previous year and it is satisfactory to note that the epidemics have been brought under control. [...] Batlivala undertook the instruction of the English-speaking officers and Maung San Hla one of the lecturers at the school took all the three classes of the Burmese -subordinates. [...] The report of the Committee appointed last year to inquire into the training of the Veterinary Assistants and the needs of the school as regards buildings etc. [...] The Deputy.Commissioner remarks that the reason for the severity of the outbreak is due to the people opposing inoculation segregation of cattle and systematic disposal of carcasses." He further remarks that the practice of allowing cattle to stray in jungles caused unnecessary „delay in the detection of disease by owners and a consequent delay in report." In addition to the district staff co