S. Tagalog Ports Monitor Over 9,000 Passengers on All Souls' Day
The Philippine Coast Guard monitored 9,643 passengers at ports in Southern Tagalog provinces over a six-hour period on All Souls' Day. Authorities heightened security measures at ports to manage the increased travel during the Undas season.
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