Over 2,200 Visit Manila South Cemetery on All Souls' Day Amid Heat
Manila South Cemetery saw over 2,200 visitors on All Souls' Day, with many braving the hot weather to pay respects to departed loved ones. Despite a decrease in numbers compared to the previous year, the tradition remains strong.
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