PCG Logs Over 114K Travelers Nationwide Ahead of Undas 2026
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) reported over 60,000 outbound and 54,000 inbound passengers nationwide on Saturday morning, October 31, ahead of the All Saints' Day observance (Undas 2026). The PCG has heightened its alert status and deployed additional personnel from October 29 to November 3 to ensure public safety.
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