Rasht: A section of Rasht's historic Grand Bazaar, one of the country's oldest markets and the commercial hub of Gilan, was significantly damaged in a fire 100 days ago during foreign-backed riots. An IRNA photographer documents ongoing efforts to rebuild and restore the damaged area, where parts still bear blackened, smoke-stained traces visible to passersby.According to Islamic Republic News Agency, the fire caused substantial damage to several parts of the bazaar, affecting numerous businesses that operate within this historic site. The bazaar, known for its vibrant commerce and cultural significance, is in the midst of a restoration process aimed at preserving its historical value while reviving its role as a commercial center.Local authorities, alongside business owners and heritage conservationists, have been working on a comprehensive plan to restore the damaged sections. Despite the visible scars of the fire, the community remains determined to bring the bazaar back to its former glory, ensuring i ts legacy endures for future generations. The restoration efforts are not only focused on rebuilding but also on upgrading the safety measures to prevent such incidents in the future.The incident highlighted the significance of the Grand Bazaar as more than just a shopping destination; it is a cultural landmark that embodies the spirit and resilience of Rasht's community. As the restoration progresses, the bazaar continues to be a symbol of hope and determination for the residents of Rasht and beyond.