Cubao bus terminal vendors struggle with poor sales despite travel rush
As many Filipinos flock to transport terminals ahead of the Undas break, food vendors at Cubao bus terminal are working long hours to at least break even, struggling with poor sales despite the surge in passenger traffic.
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