Marcos Vows Safe, Orderly Travel for Undas Holidays
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured the public that the government has implemented measures to ensure safe and orderly travel during the upcoming Undas (All Saints' Day) holidays, addressing concerns about potential congestion.
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