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Tourists are back in Bohol

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PHILIPPINE STAR/ EDD GUMBAN

LOCAL and foreign tourists take photos on April 24 at the viewing deck of the Chocolate Hills, one of the most iconic attractions in Bohol. The province, which depends largely on agriculture and tourism, is still reeling from the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic as well as tropical cyclone Rai, locally known as Odette, which struck southern and central Philippines in mid-Dec. 2021.

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