Thousands of Filipinos visited cemeteries early Saturday for All Saints’ Day, marking the start of Undas 2025. The NCR Police Office reported around 70,000 visitors in over 160 cemeteries across Metro Manila by 6 a.m.
At Manila North Cemetery, officials expect the crowd to reach one million. Despite the influx, police said the situation remains peaceful. In Marikina’s Loyola Memorial Park, over 11,000 people came Friday night, while families continued to light candles and offer flowers early Saturday.
Flower prices at Dangwa Market slightly decreased, while authorities reminded the public to keep cemeteries clean as Undas observance continues.
At Manila North Cemetery, officials expect the crowd to reach one million. Despite the influx, police said the situation remains peaceful. In Marikina’s Loyola Memorial Park, over 11,000 people came Friday night, while families continued to light candles and offer flowers early Saturday.
Flower prices at Dangwa Market slightly decreased, while authorities reminded the public to keep cemeteries clean as Undas observance continues.
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