Homs markets, just before the day of Eid ... an abundance of materials and demand from citizens

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The markets of Homs are witnessing a good movement by citizens, one day before Eid Al Fitr, to secure their diverse needs in a distinct atmosphere.

Correspondent Sana, during a tour of her to see the movement of markets in the city, met many citizens who pointed to the abundance of all materials, in return for the high prices and unevenness from one region to another.

In the Karm Al-Shami market, which is witnessing good movement compared to the rest of the markets, Mahmoud Al-Rifai said that he went to the market to secure his needs before the Eid, indicating that his purchases this year were limited to some specific items due to the high prices, especially sweets.

Rima Al-Muhammad confirmed, in turn, that she had bought basic materials and clothing for her children, noting that with the approach of the feast, the basic materials witnessed an increase in prices such as sweets and others, indicating that citizens are now choosing the materials that they need most, and making only one or two types at best.

In the covered market, Leila Al-Tarraf confirmed that she had bought clothes for her children, noting that she had made sweets this year at her house due to the high prices in the market among other Al-Juhani that he intended the covered market to buy clothes for his children, indicating that the market includes many options but is looking for the most appropriate cost as a material cost so that it can He buy clothes for all his children.

Norhan Al-Ahmad pointed out that the holiday this year differs from previous years due to the precautionary measures to deal with the Corona virus, yet roaming in Homs market today has a special pleasure.

In one of the pastry shops in the square, Amer, the owner of a pastry shop, said that the average turnout by citizens is to buy sweets because of the high prices, confirming that the atmosphere of the holiday imposed itself on the Homs street.

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