Quezon Province Bans Liquor in Cemeteries for Four Days for Safe 'Undas' Observance
The provincial government of Quezon has issued an executive order prohibiting the bringing, drinking, distributing, and selling of liquor and other alcoholic beverages in all public and private cemeteries across the province from November 1 to 4, aiming to ensure a safe, peaceful, and solemn observance of 'Undas'.
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