PCG: Up to 2M passengers expected in seaports for Undas 2026
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) anticipates up to 2 million sea passengers for Undas 2026, matching last year's volume. In response, the PCG will deploy increased personnel and assets, implementing stringent safety measures and inspections at ports.
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