Heavy Traffic Expected as Filipinos Return to Metro Manila After Undas Long Weekend
Heavy traffic is anticipated on November 2 and 3 as Filipinos return to Metro Manila following the 'Undas' long weekend. The government declared November 1 and 2 as special non-working holidays.
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