Manila North Cemetery Prepares for Increased Visitors During Undas 2026
Authorities warn of rising attendance at the cemetery ahead of the annual Undas festival.
The Brief
- Manila North Cemetery is expecting more visitors during Undas 2026.
- Local officials are preparing for increased foot traffic and safety concerns.
- The event is expected to draw large crowds from across the region.
Manila North Cemetery is preparing for a surge in visitors as the Undas festival approaches.
Local officials have announced plans to manage the expected increase in foot traffic.
Officials said the cemetery is implementing additional measures to ensure visitor safety.
The Undas festival is traditionally marked by large gatherings in the Philippines.
Crowds are anticipated to grow significantly compared to previous years.
The cemetery is urging visitors to follow guidelines to prevent overcrowding and maintain order.
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