In a city that boasted tens of hammams about half a century ago, many of which were turned into touristic sites, a bath or even a shower has now become a luxury. Aleppans may even be obliged to use a calculator to count the amount of water they are consuming.
Some have opted to shower with mineral water bottles, although their price has also doubled.
Abu Kamel Kalawi, a citizen who had to use mineral water bottles to shower, told Al-Akhbar “yes, I had to do that under pressure, we do not have a single drop of water at home and I do not know any source to fill my house’s tank.”
“I had to shower using mineral water, I only used four bottles and I felt bad about it, but what else can I do?” he said. Read Full
Some have opted to shower with mineral water bottles, although their price has also doubled.
Abu Kamel Kalawi, a citizen who had to use mineral water bottles to shower, told Al-Akhbar “yes, I had to do that under pressure, we do not have a single drop of water at home and I do not know any source to fill my house’s tank.”
“I had to shower using mineral water, I only used four bottles and I felt bad about it, but what else can I do?” he said. Read Full