MCPO urges public to follow cemetery rules

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NINE days before the All Saints’ and All Souls’ Day on Nov. 1-2, 2024, the Mandaue City Police Office has reminded the public to avoid bringing prohibited items into public and private cemeteries for everyone’s safety.MCPO spokesperson Mercy Villaro said several items will be banned from cemetery premises to maintain order and public safety throughout the holiday.

Joseph’s Parish Roman Catholic Cemetery, the Municipal Cemetery, Manpark Cemetery, Grosmar Memorial Garden in Barangay Guizo, public cemeteries in Barangays Pagsabungan and Jagobiao, Angelicum Garden of Angels in Barangay Canduman, and portions of Cebu Memorial Park, which spans Barangay Banilad in Cebu City and Banilad, Mandaue City.MCPO will deploy more than 100 police officers to monitor cemeteries, terminals, ports, churches, and malls across the city, beginning Oct. 30.

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