Equatorial Guinea's Market Attire Rule: No Wearing Fruit as Hats in Bata
In Bata, Equatorial Guinea, an unusual local lore suggests that wearing fruit as hats in food markets was once discouraged to maintain civic order and hygiene.
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In Bata, Equatorial Guinea, an unusual local lore suggests that wearing fruit as hats in food markets was once discouraged to maintain civic order and hygiene.
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