NBC Newsさんのインスタグラム写真 - (NBC NewsInstagram)「Rouba Agha, 40, lives in the Tabbaneh neighborhood of Tripoli, #Lebanon. "There's a huge difference between the way we used to live and the way we live now," she says. . As Lebanon faces an economic crisis, Facebook is flooded with people trying to barter clothes, furniture and other items so they can get baby formula, cooking oil and other basics. Food inflation has hit almost 200%. The prices of many items in the supermarket have tripled. . The World Bank estimates that every other person in Lebanon’s 6M population will live below the poverty line by the end of this year. Food security experts estimate three-quarters of the population will be on food handouts by the end of the year. Tap the link in our bio to read more from those living through the crisis on how it has affected them and their families. . 📷 @andfinbar / for @nbcnews」7月19日 0時23分