PPA Logs Over 1 Million Passengers Amid Undas Exodus
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) reported over one million passengers traveled through its ports nationwide during the 'Undas' season. This surge highlights the significant movement of people returning to their hometowns and cemeteries for the observance.
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