Donggongon less vibrant now but cleaner
Published on: Friday, July 30, 2021
By: Lorena Binisol
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The unusually quiet Donggongon town on a Saturday morning.
PENAMPANG: Those who used to sell their produce at the Tamu Donggongon (weekly open market) now have no more weekly income to support their livelihood.While Covid-19 pandemic had impacted negatively business-wise Donggongon town transformed into a neat, clean and serene place.
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