Summary
People in Tehran are buying basic supplies because they are worried about the ongoing conflict and its impact on availability and prices. Recent strikes by the US and Israel have increased these concerns, with reported rises in prices and internet disruptions. The unrest has also led to some people leaving the city, while others stay despite the danger.
Key Facts
- Tehran residents are stocking up on essentials due to worries about the ongoing conflict.
- Explosions have been heard in the city, causing fears about safety and supply shortages.
- Prices for staples like rice and potatoes have increased since the conflict started.
- The Iranian government has banned exporting food and agriculture products to prioritize local supplies.
- Internet access has become more expensive and difficult amid blackouts.
- Some shops in Tehran are closed, especially those near conflict zones.
- About 787 people have been killed in Iran since the strikes began on February 28.
- Israel's military claimed to have hit Iran's presidential office in recent attacks.
