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All systems go: Mayor Isko orders full deployment for Undas

Manila Bulletin

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October 28, 2025

It’s all systems go for the observance of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day in Manila’s public cemeteries, after Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso ordered the full mobilization of city government personnel.

- By DIANN CALUCIN

All systems go: Mayor Isko orders full deployment for Undas

Officials and department heads attend the 16th City Government of Manila Directional Meeting, led by Mayor Francisco “Isko” Domagoso, as the city prepares for Undas 2025 to ensure public safety, crowd management, and social services across Manila's cemeteries.

(Photo courtesy of Manila PIO)

Domagoso instructed all frontline departments to maintain strong presence in the Manila North, South, and Islamic cemeteries throughout the Undas period.

During the city government’s directional meeting on Monday, Oct. 27, the mayor emphasized the importance of continuous assistance, crowd management, and public safety operations.

He instructed city personnel to remain visible and responsive on the ground to ensure visitors’ needs are addressed promptly.

The mayor reiterated that vending inside cemeteries is strictly prohibited.

Only authorized vendors may operate in designated areas outside the gates to reduce congestion and preserve the solemn atmosphere of the burial grounds.

The Manila Department of Social Welfare (MDSW) has been tasked to assist parents and guardians in cases of lost or missing children.

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