14 Days
A day before Luzon, one of the three main islands of the Philippines, was put on a lockdown due to COVID-19, two young men in the city of Baguio crossed paths amidst the specter of doubt, sickness and death.
A day before Luzon, one of the three main islands of the Philippines, was put on a lockdown due to COVID-19, two young men in the city of Baguio crossed paths amidst the specter of doubt, sickness and death.
Io Balanon
Shane Daweg
A day before Luzon, one of the three main islands of the Philippines, was put on a lockdown due to COVID-19, two young men in the city of Baguio crossed paths amidst the specter of doubt, sickness and death.
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