The 28-year-old father saw a huge decline in his earnings as people stayed away from public gatherings and from town.
Mr. Tusani who has been selling his wares on the streets for the past 10 years said he used to make about $100 tala a week.
However, during the measles crisis, things changed.
“I’ve witnessed that the town was unusually lacking people and not only were they not around much, I think they’re also kind of scared to speak with me or any of the vendors because of the measles,”Mr Tusani said.
