Over 24,000 Fire Personnel Deployed for Undas in Philippines
The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) in the Philippines will deploy over 24,000 personnel nationwide for the Undas period (November 1-2), enhancing fire prevention and emergency response. Vehicles will be stationed in key areas, and the public is urged to observe fire safety precautions.
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