Airports Brace for 4 Million Travelers Amid Undas Rush
Philippine airports are deploying additional personnel and establishing rapid response teams to manage an expected surge of 4 million travelers during the Undas period from October 30 to November 3, aiming to expedite processes and ensure passenger safety.
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