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Vendors sell instant noodles, biscuits to stranded motorists in NLEX
Manila Bulletin
|July 23 2025
The Filipinos' entrepreneurial spirit will always prevail, even during calamity situations.
At the height of heavy rains spawned by the southwest monsoon along the stretch of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) near the Mindanao Avenue exit, vendors sprouted and started selling instant noodles and biscuits to motorists and their passengers who were stranded in the flooded expressway.
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