Cemetery Cleanups Intensify Across Philippines Ahead of Thanksgiving
Cemetery sanitation efforts are intensifying across the Philippines as the country prepares for Thanksgiving (All Souls' Day). In Quezon City, local authorities conducted extensive cleanups at major cemeteries to ensure a safe and hygienic environment for visitors.
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