Tiaong, Philippines. 1st Jan 2024: In rural provinces, Filipino poor families setting up friendly toll roads with a rope and a Happy New Year sign. Cars, tricycles or pedestrians are encouraged to make "thanks giving" donations, generally only a few pesos, without obligation, always with smile and sometimes embellished with few dance steps. A tradition that was practiced only in certain regions and which has spread to almost the entire country since the COVID 19 epidemic hard days. As example, over 1 km, in certain places you can count up to fifteen stops. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News

Tiaong, Philippines. 1st Jan 2024: In rural provinces, Filipino poor families setting up friendly toll roads with a rope and a Happy New Year sign. Cars, tricycles or pedestrians are encouraged to make "thanks giving" donations, generally only a few pesos, without obligation, always with smile and sometimes embellished with few dance steps. A tradition that was practiced only in certain regions and which has spread to almost the entire country since the COVID 19 epidemic hard days. As example, over 1 km, in certain places you can count up to fifteen stops. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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