Ilang pamilya, napiling pumunta na sa Manila South Cemetery ngayong araw;

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00:00In spite of the gloomy times,

00:02those who visit their loved ones in life are still visiting Manila North Cemetery.

00:09Some are still stubborn because they are still carrying prohibited items.

00:15Clay Zalpardilla is live in Central Nabalita.

00:22Yes, Angelic, the list of prohibited items here in Manila North Cemetery is still the same.

00:29Every year, but some of our countrymen are still carrying prohibited items.

00:38The prohibited items are confiscated at the entrance of Manila North Cemetery,

00:44such as alcohol, aromas, karaoke, utensils, and flammable materials.

00:49Even alcohol is not allowed there.

00:52Our alcohol is not allowed.

00:54Of course, we still have COVID-19.

00:58So, they should be allowed to drink alcohol.

01:00Smelling is also prohibited, that's why this woman is wearing a cologne.

01:04She took a bath first before leaving.

01:07This woman is not allowed to do that.

01:10She is wearing a dog costume, which is also prohibited, so she should just go home.

01:14From this morning until 12 p.m.,

01:1838,000 visitors were recorded in Manila North Cemetery,

01:22including Priscilla and her children.

01:25It was already raining when the flowers and candles were lit.

01:29It is said that the weather is getting worse,

01:32instead of being able to see a lot of people tomorrow,

01:35it is already Monday,

01:36and the most important thing is to be able to be with her child,

01:40which is only a year later.

01:42Of course, it is painful for a mother.

01:45Until now, they said,

01:48I thought it would be painful at first,

01:51but as time goes by, it gets worse.

01:54We missed her.

01:56The 72-year-old Filipino mother also visited.

02:00She came from Cavite and traveled for 4 hours,

02:04she was only able to offer prayers and candles

02:07at the point of her kind mother.

02:10Even though it's far,

02:12every year, we really go to the cemetery,

02:16even though it's painful.

02:19Why?

02:20Because, of course, it's a tradition that you need to visit your parents,

02:25because you love them.

02:27In 2023, 1.7 million people visited Manila South and North Cemetery

02:34from October 29 to the first day of November.

02:38It is possible to even or exceed the next few days,

02:42that's why the security is tight.

02:45The police are watching around the clock.

02:48Emergency and medical teams are also on duty.

02:51There is a free e-trike ride for the elderly,

02:54pregnant women and pregnant women.

02:56You can also rent a wheelchair.

02:58Name tagging is being implemented to avoid missing children.

03:08Angelique, as of 1 p.m.,

03:1044,000 people visited Manila North Cemetery.

03:17The number of visitors is increasing,

03:19and the cemetery will be open until 7 p.m.

03:23That's the latest from Manila.

03:25Back to you, Angelique.

03:27Yes, Clay, we noticed the name tags for the children.

03:31What if the missing children are older?

03:33Do they also have a name tag?

03:36No, Angelique.

03:37The authorities' advice,

03:39if the children are older,

03:41they should be monitored,

03:42because we know that when they are older,

03:45they tend to forget.

03:46But if you really love your mom and dad,

03:51and you don't want them to be forgotten,

03:54you should put a name tag

03:56so that if they are lost,

03:58they will be recognized,

04:00including their cell phone number.

04:02Now, usually,

04:03only children have a name tag.

04:06But it can be done for the elderly.

04:09Take care, everyone.

04:11Thank you very much, Clayzel Pardilla.

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