The Wheelbarrow boys are also part of those benefitting from business this busy festive season.
32-year-old wheel barrow boy and father of three Leno Tereketi said to help keep up with the hundreds of shoppers this Christmas he only has one wish.
Tereketi of Qauia in Lami said he has been a wheelbarrow boy for the past five years and the money earned this Christmas will also help him with commitments next year.
Meanwhile, with hours remaining for people to celebrate Christmas with family and friends, the rush continues this Christmas Eve in the main cities and towns across the country.
Meanwhile, on Police operations the force will be beefing up its presence in all divisions from today.
Chief Operations Officer Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Rusiate Tudravu is requesting members of the public to take ownership of their safety and that of their properties.
Story by: Prasheel Chandra
Wheelbarrow boys benefit from Christmas shopping
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