The recent formation of an interim government in Syria has brought about significant structural changes, but these changes also come with pressing challenges, particularly in maintaining public services.
As the new government grapples with the fallout from the regime's downfall, one visible manifestation of its struggles is the long lines at bakeries, symbolizing public discontent.
The bread lines in Damascus emphasize how crucial staple goods are to the population's daily lives and how quickly a government can lose public trust if it fails to meet basic needs.
The situation at bakeries in Damascus serves as a stark reminder of the difficult road ahead for the new interim government in Syria as it attempts to stabilize the country.
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