For the second consecutive day, merchants in several Iranian cities are on strike
For the second consecutive day, merchants in several Iranian cities went on strike and refused to open for business in protest to increasing prices, inflation, poverty and other economic grievances that stem from the regime’s corruption. Yesterday, the merchants’ strikes spread to more than 50 cities and 21 provinces Iran.
Oct 9-Sarab, Ardabil-Storeowners are on strike
On the second day, the strikes had already resumed in at least ten cities until late afternoon local time. These cities include parts of the capital Tehran, Tabriz, Khoy, Karaj, Shahriar, Fardis, Shahreza, Kermanshah, Isfahan and Sarab in Ardabil.
Oct 9-Khoy, Iran-Most stores and the citys Bazaar have gone on strike
Oct 9-Khoy, Iran-Most stores in the city have gone on strike
The first reports of today’s strikes came from the Fardis district of Karaj, 50km west of Tehran, where pictures show rows of shops closed during work hours. Similar protests are taking place in the shoe market of Tabriz. In Isfahan, the Shahreza bazaar and the mobile device markets were closed on Tuesday. Ardabil’s merchants have also joined the strike.
Oct 9-Tehran, Iran-Furniture stores in Tehran Bazaar have joined the strike
Oct 9-Fardis Kajar, Iran-Shopkeepers and merchants are joining the nationwide strike
The merchants’ strike is taking place in tandem with a strike by Iran’s truck drivers, which entered its 17th day on Tuesday and has spread to more than 320 cities in all 31 provinces of Iran.
Oct 9-Sarab, Ardabil-Storeowners are on strike
Update: In Tehran, the shops in Passaj-e Ala-e-din, Passaj-e Iran Mehr, and the furniture market have closed down in solidarity with the strike of merchants across the country.
In Isfahan, the shopkeepers of Charbagh have joined the strike. In Kermanshah, the shops of Daraii and Moalem street have closed their stores.
Oct 9-Fardis Kajar, Iran-Shopkeepers and merchants are on strike
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