Syria's economic crisis deepens post-Assad as citizens struggle despite celebrating his fall

In Douma city, eastern Ghouta, Damascus, local markets have reopened as people strive to return to normalcy. Residents are reopening shops and grocery stores.
Despite the difficulties and instability after the end of Bashar al-Assad's regime, people are trying to resume daily activities and support their families. The economic situation remains challenging, with high living costs and low salaries. Residents hope for better economic conditions and continue to persevere through these hardships.