The Eastern Police District (EPD) has recorded over 26,000 visitors to cemeteries located at the eastern side of the Metro, as of 9 a.m. Thursday, All Saints’ Day, the first day of “Undas.”
A report from the EPD’s District Tactical Operations Center, said some 26,025 visitors entered 16 cemeteries in Pasig City, Mandaluyong City, Marikina City, and San Juan City.
The San Juan Cemetery in San Juan City recorded the most number of visitors at 7,200, followed by the Loyola Memorial Park in Marikina City with 6,600 visitors.
Meanwhile, the Pasig Public Cemetery and Catholic Cemetery, both located in Pasig City, recorded 4,000 and 3,500 visitors, respectively.
The EPD said the situation in all cemeteries remains generally peaceful.
Here is the exact breakdown of the number of visitors among 16 cemeteries across four cities in eastern Metro Manila:
Pasig City
Catholic Cemetery – 3,500
Pasig Public Cemetery- 4,000
Evergreen- 1,000
Santolan Cemetery- 500
Sta. Clara de Monte Falco – 150
Total: 9,150
(From Pasig City Police Station)
Mandaluyong City
San Felipe Catholic Cemetery- 1,500
Garden of Life/Mandaluyong City-500
Paradise Private Cemetery-80
Madaluyong Memorial Park-25
Total: 2,105
(From Mandaluyong City Police Station)
Marikina City
Loyola Cemetery-6,600
Barangka Cemetery – 450
Aglipay Cemetery-250
Holy Child Cemetery-100
OLA Cemetery- 150
Total: 7,550
(From Marikina City Police Station)
San Juan City
San Juan Cemetery – 7,200
Santuario Cemetery – 20
Total: 7,220
(From San Juan City Police Station) /muf