Valencia City braces for 20 tons of cemetery waste during Undas
Valencia City, Philippines, is urging citizens to practice proper waste segregation and disposal as cleanup crews prepare for an estimated 20 tons of garbage from local cemeteries during the Undas holidays. This highlights the intersection of Filipino culture and environmental concerns.
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