Idlib’s residents economize on dates during Ramadan ...Syria

After 20 days into the month of Ramadan, dates are missing from Saleh’s table, as his deteriorating financial situation forced him to give up the dates he used to distribute several pieces of to each family member at iftar time, a tradition during the past years. Saleh al-Sayegh (42 years old), a displaced person living in Idlib city, said he could not imagine the iftar table in Ramadan without dates, due to their high price compared to his income. He works in construction, and his daily wage does not exceed 100 Turkish lira at best (about three dollars). He added to Enab Baladi that the decrease in workers’ wages has been matched by an increase in food prices, which has disrupted the family

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Idlib’s residents economize on dates during Ramadan ...Syria

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