Aleppo residents cannot afford fruits due to skyrocketing prices  ...Syria

Aleppo – Saber al-Halabi Kamel left Bab al-Jinan market, in the center of old Aleppo, unable to buy the fruit he intended to please his kids with after he was shocked by its prices that go far beyond his purchasing power and his limited salary. Kamel is an employee in the Directorate of Education in Aleppo, who earns a salary of about 21 USD. He complained he cannot afford to buy fruit, like before, for its high prices. A kilo of cherries is 4,500 Syrian pounds (SYP-1.4 USD), while per kilo of apricots amounted to 5,000 SYP (1.5 USD) when first headed to the market shelves, only to drop to 3,500 SYP (1.09 USD) later.   Families forgot the taste of fruit Kamel said that people cannot

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