A six-wheeled utility vehicle, known locally as ‘lawin’ (Filipino for eagle), carries more than 40 passengers and cargo as it travels the Pikit-Aleosan national highway in North Cotabato on Sunday. This modified jeepney is the preferred heavy-duty vehicle of local transport operators. Omar Mangorsi
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