Iran: The painful situation of workers

Iran: No One Acknowledges the Concerns of Workers


spend millions of Tomans on medication
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By Staff Writer
“How do I spend millions of Tomans on my medication when I can’t even afford my food?”
How much pension does a retiree even get, to have to spend 400000 to 500000 Toman ($95 to $120 ) on medications alone, just to “stand on own feet” and avoid paralysis?
These are the concerns of a pensioner who would be dependent on a “wheelchair” if he doesn’t receive his injections in time.

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