Idlib – Anas al-Khouli The 28-year-old Ali Tarshan sold his motorbike, which he rides to work every day, as gasoline prices hiked in the northwestern city of Idlib. Now, he bought a bicycle instead, Tarshan told Enab Baladi. As a day laborer, Tarshan earns 60 Turkish liras per day, while he needs a liter of gasoline daily to operate the motorcycle to cover only the necessary movements in Idlib, which means he ought to pay 22 Turkish liras for one liter, which is more than a third of the wages he receives from his work. “My family has the right to spend this amount on them,” Tarshan asserted in light of the high prices, difficult living conditions, and lack of work he is facing these
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