Aleppo-Sana
The new mechanism for the sale of subsidized materials “rice and sugar” to citizens on the electronic card via text messages contributed to ending the congestion that the Syrian trade halls were witnessing in Aleppo governorate, which numbered more than 70 halls and outlets in the city and the countryside, where everyone who received the message of the lounge he specified within a period of time reviewed A maximum of 72 hours, and he receives his allowances for two months of sugar and rice easily.
The Sana camera toured a number of sales halls of the Syrian Trade and looked at the mechanism of selling allocations from these materials to citizens, as it was noticed that a small number of citizens who received messages to receive the materials were reviewed. Rice and sugar for citizens according to the messaging system using the electronic card since the beginning of the current month, with an average quantity of one ton of rice and another of sugar per day after sending a message from the Takamul company to the citizens at a rate of one hundred messages. Consequently, congestion at the Syrian Trade halls was completed, and the workers therein were discharged for the sale.
Mohamed Al-Sayed Ali, the worker concerned with cutting receipts for rice and sugar materials, according to the electronic card reading device, said that the new mechanism for selling subsidized materials has greatly contributed to reducing congestion and enabled elderly people to receive their allowances comfortably.
Sawsan Abdullah indicated that she lives in the Jamiliyeh neighborhood near the hall, and upon the arrival of a message to her cell phone inviting her to receive her allocations of rice and sugar, she came to the hall and did not find any congestion and received her allocations from these materials, noting the positiveness of this step, which enabled all citizens to receive their allowances without effort, as she noted. Fatima Masri and Yasser Jamous pointed out the need to continue with the new mechanism for selling the allocations of rice and sugar, as it guarantees them the ability to receive these allocations while they were not able to obtain these allocations periodically in the past due to overcrowding.
In the Al-Akramiyah Syrian Trade Hall, Khaled Shaaban, director of the hall, spoke about the rapid procedures in delivering citizens their allocations of sugar and rice according to the messaging mechanism, as work is done daily to sell two tons and 400 kilograms of sugar and rice through more than 250 messages, and citizens are received and their needs met since nine In the morning until nine in the evening, pointing out the advantages of the new mechanism that contributed to ending the crowded halls.
Radwan Sukkar, a resident of Al-Adhamiya neighborhood, said that he came to the hall after receiving a message on his cell phone to receive the subsidized materials, and that was done with ease.
A number of citizens expressed their concern about the inability to receive letters to receive their allocations until now, and what are the solutions if they are unable to obtain their allocations of rice and sugar.
Qusay Razzouk
