Daraa: Residents resort to firewood, animal dung in preparation for winter ...Syria

Daraa – Halim Muhammad Early in the morning, Muhammad (28 years old) drags his donkey, carrying his axe, and heads to the Yarmouk Valley in the western countryside of Daraa province in southern Syria. He searches for firewood from branches of wild fig, carob, or sidr trees, or eucalyptus roots. Muhammad collects approximately 100 kilograms daily, aiming to secure three tons of firewood to heat his home during the upcoming winter season. For Muhammad, collecting firewood is currently a means to secure winter fuel at the lowest possible cost. He works in agriculture for a daily wage of 30,000 Syrian pounds (2 dollars), while the price of one ton of firewood reaches tens of times that amount. T

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