Daraa: Popular falafel sandwich no more affordable ...Syria

Daraa – Halim Muhammad In front of a shop selling falafel sandwiches in the city of Tafas in the western countryside of Daraa, the 40-year-old Ali al-Mohammad counts the amount he has after the seller informs him that the price of a falafel sandwich had risen by 1,000 Syrian pounds. The price of the popular sandwich has become 5,000 pounds after it was 4,000; such an increase followed the government decision to raise the prices of unsubsidized bread of which restaurants consume large quantities. On November 7, the Syrian regime government raised the prices of bread outside the government subsidy card, known as the “smart card,” from 1,225 Syrian pounds to 3,000 pounds for each bread bundle c

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