From online class to Revolution Square: A Tehran teacher’s routine amid war

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A 47-year-old Tehran teacher named Mehran is navigating daily life disrupted by the "Ramadan War," characterized by weak internet for online classes and soaring prices for essential goods like medicine. The conflict has led to free public transport and bare pharmacy shelves, forcing Mehran to adapt to a new rhythm of life marked by economic strain and a struggle for normalcy.

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Al Jazeera follows a teacher who navigates a new life marked by a weak internet, soaring prices, and solidarity rallies.

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