"They cut the energy for two time every day, and of course it impacts perform a lot, because the whole organization operates on computer systems," said the CEO of a Damascus-based press organization, discussing to CNN on situation of privacy for worry of his lifestyle. He said he had allocated one of his workers the process of buying diesel petrol to run back-up turbines, but included that this was complex by the latest raise in the cost of petrol.
"With the financial supports on the nation, it is challenging for us to proceed offering solutions because cash dealings cannot get through to us from our [foreign] customers," the CEO said.
"Due to energy failures, all the disposable meals shares in my appliances and freezers were damaged," said Usama, a Damascus retailer who requested only to be determined by his first name to secure himself from reprisal.
