Stricter Transport Safety, Security Checks Sought Ahead of Undas
Amidst the upcoming Undas holiday travel rush in the Philippines, senators are urging for stricter safety inspections of public utility vehicles and enhanced security at airports and seaports, with the government pledging to ensure safe journeys for citizens.
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