His step blocked major gaps for residents' suffering

JAFAR JAFO- ROZANA DADO/ AL-SHAHBA

The villages of al-Shahba were crowded with people forced to leave their homes in order to avoid the massacres of Turkish occupation forces and its mercenaries, and as a result of the large number of people in al-Shahba areas, many daily needs were lost and the prices of others rose.

In order to break the price and secure the requirements of residents, Nuri Shikurza initiated to open shops for the sale of vegetables and fruit in wholesale in Tal Karah village, which some of its parts were bombed by Turkish occupation aircraft.

He explained that this step was to facilitate the insurance of vegetables and fruits to sellers in the rostrum and roving in their cars, and in this process the people secure their requirements in abundance without trouble.

The products are imported from Aleppo city, where Nuri Shikurza is opened every day from 7am to 6pm, the vendors of Tal Sousin, Ahdath, Kafer Qares and Tal Karah depend on it to secure their needs.

For his part, the seller Bashir Inalo noted that before the opening of wholesale shops and vegetable shops in Tal Karah village, he used to go to Kafer Naya village to secure his merchandise and there was the distance that was increasing the price increase.

"The opening of the shops in Tal Karah is a step that saves us a lot of time and fuel money for the long distance, and the prices here are appropriate, and our status here requires us to work to make money and help the family," he said.

In the same context, he said that he has been a vegetable seller for more than 30 years, and after leaving Afrin, the problem of securing people's needs of vegetables has been exacerbated, he wanted to complete his career for decades.

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ANHA