As part of the ongoing war and siege, residents collect, restore and resell the items and furniture that survived from destroyed houses. This activity has become essential for many people, helping them to organize their lives in conditions of forced relocation and acute shortage of goods.
Residents collect and restore useful items, such as electrical appliances and tools, from the ruins of destroyed houses.
Collected items are sorted and resold, helping people set up temporary shelters and tents.
Due to the closing of the borders and lack of goods, this market became an important source of necessary things for the population.
The business includes buying and refurbishing used furniture, helping families and newlyweds in need due to the high cost of living.
One of the numbers is a former soccer player who had to change his profession due to the war in order to survive the humanitarian crisis.