War Deepening Hardship in Taiz
The markets in Taiz have been significantly affected by the war, especially with the disruption of supply routes and rising transportation costs. This has led to an increase in the prices of basic goods such as rice, flour, oil, and fish, while citizens' purchasing power has declined. Traders are facing difficulties in importing goods due to the destruction of ports and the closure of Al-Mokha port, resulting in shipping costs soaring by up to 1000% and some commodity prices increasing markedly. Residents express their suffering from rising prices and the deteriorating living conditions, while they continue to fear escalation of the war and its ongoing impact on their livelihoods.
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