Filipinos Observe Undas, Visiting Cemeteries to Remember Loved Ones
Filipinos are observing Undas on November 1 and 2, with large crowds expected at cemeteries and memorial parks as families remember their departed loved ones. Authorities are monitoring cemetery conditions and traffic.
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