Amid recent incidents at Atugan Bridge, members of the local tribal community held a Pamuhat near the bridge as a solemn ceremony to pray for peace and spiritual well-being. The ritual sought to restore harmony in the area and ask for divine protection for everyone who passes through the bridge. The gathering also highlighted the community’s resilience and their deep respect for life, culture, and the natural environment. Completed in 1983, the 223-meter long bridge is among the highest in the country with a depth of 64.5 meters.
all photos by LGU Impasug-ong
