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Thursday, September 3, 2026

Benguet vegetable traders lose due to NLEx gridlock

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BAGUIO CITY — Benguet farmers and vegetable truckers raced against the clock to sell mountain-grown produce that can spoil within a day, after monsoon floods along major highways turned the usual five-hour trip to Metro Manila into an ordeal of road gridlock lasting up to 12 hour

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