Syrians boycott electricity bills after 800% hike
Ali Muhammad
Press TV, Damascus
A sharp increase in electricity prices has triggered public anger across Syria, with many families refusing to pay their bills.
They say the new tariffs are impossible to meet amid job losses and rising living costs. Patience wears thin and Syrians are pushing back against power hike.
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