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Despite economic problems, Undas flower vendors strive to survive

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MANILA, Philippines — For some vendors outside the Manila South Cemetery, selling flowers for the departed during Undas has been part of their livelihood for years already. And despite problems with the economy, for them, this year’s profit is enough to make ends meet. With arran

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