Published : 24-12-2022
A transportation crisis continues to rock government-run zones and Palestinian refugee camps in Syria.
The situation has been exacerbated by the fuel crisis and the sharp increase in transportation fees.
Workers and students have also had difficulties getting to their workplaces and universities.
The residents continue to speak out against the steep and unfixed transportation fees, often devouring up to 90% of their salaries. Civilians are often forced to catch another means of transportation as bus drivers change the lines, stops, and fees according to their whims. Others have found no other way-out than to walk for dozens of kilometers in order to reach their workplaces.
In a new poll, Palestinian refugees said they pay as much as 90% of their low salaries for transportation.
A transportation crisis continues to rock government-run zones and Palestinian refugee camps in Syria.
The situation has been exacerbated by the fuel crisis and the sharp increase in transportation fees.
Workers and students have also had difficulties getting to their workplaces and universities.
The residents continue to speak out against the steep and unfixed transportation fees, often devouring up to 90% of their salaries. Civilians are often forced to catch another means of transportation as bus drivers change the lines, stops, and fees according to their whims. Others have found no other way-out than to walk for dozens of kilometers in order to reach their workplaces.
In a new poll, Palestinian refugees said they pay as much as 90% of their low salaries for transportation.
