Families shop in evening sale rush
The families of Annaba headed to the city’s shops, especially along La Ricambiata Street and the surrounding alleys, to shop before the start of the school year. There was a large influx of people purchasing affordable clothes and supplies. The prices of school aprons increased between 600 and 1000 dinars, along with various clothing items for children, especially girls, where the price of a garment exceeded 3,000 dinars, straining the budgets of families with limited income. Restrictions on street vendors and the end of the summer season led to higher prices and disrupted the quality of the available clothing, with merchants attempting to offer discounts to attract customers. Nonetheless, efforts by associations and initiatives to support needy children continue, with families hoping for prices to stabilize as the school year begins.
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