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The Vaccination Act, 1880

Schedule E(Here insert the name of the parent, guardian, or other person

In force

Schedule E

SCHEDULE E (See section 18) To (Here insert the name of the parent, guardian, or other person who gives information of the child’s birth.) Take notice that the child of (here enter the mother's name), whose birth has this day been registered, must be vaccinated under the provisions of the 1 [* * *] Vaccination Act, 1880, within six months from the date of its birth, under penalty. The public vaccine-station nearest to the house in which the child was born is at No. . The days and hours for vaccination at that station are as follows:- (Here insert days and hours when the public vaccinator is in attendance.) On your taking or causing the child to be taken to the public vaccinator at the said station within the said hours on any of the said days, or at any other public vaccine-station in the city on the days and within the hours prescribed for public vaccination at such station, it will be vaccinated free of charge. If you wish to have the child vaccinated at your own house, the public vaccinator will attend thereupon payment of a fee of . You should be careful to have one of the annexed forms of certificate filled in by an Inspector, or, if you employ a private medical practitioner to vaccinate the child, by such medical practitioner, and to keep the same in your possession. Any such certificate will be granted to you by an Inspector, free of charge. Dated this day of 19 . Registrar of Births.

  1. 1 The word "Bengal" was omitted by section 3 and 2nd Schedule of the Bangladesh Laws (Revision and Declaration) Act, 1973 (Act No. VIII of 1973).

End of Schedule E.

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