Today, I set aside boredom
after deciding to take a short tour around the city. Taking a jeepney ride from
Purok Malakas, I started looking for something new which the generals (that’s
how residents of Gensan call themselves) can offer to the visitors of this
progressive city in the South of Mindanao.
I passed by Plaza Heneral
Santos, Queen Tuna Park and the Central Public Market where I stopped and
decided to walk around on foot. As I was
taking a look of the new establishments like the RD Hardware and the newly
renovated façade in some areas along the stretch of Santiago Boulevard I saw
the big probability of further development.
What makes this feeling
more probable is the on going construction of one of the biggest malls in the
island. . . . The SM City General Santos.
I finally reached this area fenced with blue G.I. sheets and was given
the chance to take some photos as to the progress of their construction after
it started a month ago.
Bigger than SM City Davao
by 20,000 square meters, the mall will have three floors, a fountain inside and
a terminal for public utility vehicles.
It will be another option for all Cotabateños to shop since it’s nearer
compared to Davao.
SM City General Santos
will be finished in the next 9 months and in the next years Christmas Season it
will be one destination for shoppers in Region 12 to visit. Right now all we can do is wait for what you
see in the photos now are just the foundation of a new landmark for the Tuna
Capital of the Philippines.
My journey today ended
thinking that my fellow Cotabateños will soon have the option to visit here and
feel “the RISE of the NEW SHOPPING HAVEN”.
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