Idlib: Residents turn to used carpets, aid blankets for home heating ...Syria

Idlib – Samah Alloush As winter approaches and temperatures drop, the demand for buying carpets in Idlib city, northwest Syria, rises. The second-hand market is considered the best option for residents due to its lower price compared to new products, which aligns with their increasingly worsening living conditions. Families seek to secure the necessities that increase during the winter, especially heating supplies. The price of a ton of firewood has reached about $165, while a ton of chaff costs $175. The cost of filling a good-quality diesel barrel (220 liters) has reached $155, and these prices are unstable. It is a customary habit within most Syrian homes to lay carpets in the sitting and

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