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Feb 15 , 2026.
Around Mercato, where the streets buzz with constant buying and selling, a white van parked near Meirab Hotel doubles as an impromptu display. Atop are green bags branded with the Ethiopian Airlines logo, sold second-hand for 15 Br after a wash and sun drying. The sight, spurred by the sudden plastic bag ban, hints at the policy’s surprise impact, leaving vendors and shoppers alike scrambling to adapt.
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