After war destruction and UN’s restoration: Threats face merchants of Covered Market in Old City of Homs ...Syria

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Homs – Orwa al-Mundhir In the ancient market of Naoura, at the heart of the Old City of Homs, particularly on 15 November, a notice letter of two lines were hung on the door of the newly-restored shops, addressing their owners, “ You are requested to re-open your shops, and re-invest them within two months of receipt of that notification; otherwise, legal measures would be taken.” The shop owners had to close down their businesses in the ancient market nine years ago due to the conflict. In actuality, after the Syrian regime destroyed the market in a systematic military campaign until 2014, it spent two years performing restoration work. Recently, the Syrian regime has resorted to

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