Manila’s North and South cemeteries have begun preparations for this year’s All Souls’ Day as COVID-19 restrictions further ease under the new normal. READ:
Manila’s North and South cemeteries have begun preparations for this year’s All Souls’ Day as COVID-19 restrictions further ease under the new normal.The sale of flowers remains slow according to some vendors outside the Manila North Cemetery ahead of All Souls’ Day.The Manila North Cemetery management said it is expecting an influx of about 3 to 4 million visitors on All Souls’ Day.
Starting October 28, internment operations will be temporarily closed. This will resume on November 3. Videoke or any sound system that will cause loud sounds are not allowed inside the cemetery. Other banned items include alcoholic beverages, deck cards, bingo cards or gambling materials, flammable materials, firearms, and sharp objects like knives or cutters.Earlier, the National Capital Region Police Office said it will roll out more mobile police outposts to ensure peace and order during the country’s observance of the All Souls’ and All Saints’ Day, as well as the entire holiday season.
“The establishment of MPOs is part of the crime prevention measures through immediate police response where patrollers will be on standby, ready to assist the public in times of emergency or extend safety services when needed. This initiative guarantees police presence is always seen and felt,” Estomo said.
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