“HELP EACH OTHER”
The International Organization for Migration estimates that around 118,000 people have been displaced by the flare-up in just the past week.
Schools turned makeshift shelters are overflowing, and those who can afford it are renting apartments or staying with family.
“Now’s not the time to say, ‘It’s not my problem’,” said Jawhary. “The state is unable to help us, so we have to help each other.”
His cooking crew delivered 1,800 meals in a single day, part of a grassroots network of community kitchens feeding those in need since the onset of the economic collapse in 2019.
