Latakia – Linda Ali Firas, 47, struggles to gather enough money to pay the rent for his house and meet the increased expenses since he lost his home in the February 6 earthquake. He has little hope of receiving compensation for his significant loss. After the disaster, Firas and his family, consisting of his wife and three young children, managed to receive assistance from a charity organization. They were provided with a house in al-Thawra Street in Latakia, and the rent was paid for six months. During this time, it was expected that the authorities would secure alternative housing, but they failed to do so. The lease expired three months ago, and since then, Firas has been paying 350,000 S
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