A recent assessment found that many families in the local area are struggling to pay for measles treatment. Most families reported borrowing money to cover the costs, with some also using up their savings. The assessment was conducted among families receiving treatment at government medical colleges and hospitals.

The financial burden of measles treatment is significant, with many families needing financial support. Some have even sold assets or relied on donations to get by. Further details on the assessment and its findings are available from the source.

The assessment provides insight into the challenges faced by local families affected by measles, highlighting the need for support and resources to help them cope with the financial impact of the illness.