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LOOK: Duterte visits parents’ tomb in Davao City

By: - Reporter / @KAguilarINQ
/ 09:17 PM October 28, 2020

LOOK: Duterte visits parents’ tomb in Davao City

President Rodrigo Duterte visits his parents’ tomb in Davao City on Wednesday night, October 28, 2020.

MANILA, Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday night visited the grave of his parents in his hometown Davao City ahead of the nation’s observation of All Saints’ Day and All Souls Day next week.

Duterte visited the final resting place of his parents Vicente and Soledad Duterte at the Roman Catholic public cemetery in Davao City at 6 p.m., his former aide-turned-Senator Bong Go said in a message to reporters.

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LOOK: Duterte visits parents’ tomb in Davao City

President Rodrigo Duterte visits his parents’ tomb in Davao City on Wednesday night, October 28, 2020.

LOOK: Duterte visits parents’ tomb in Davao City

President Rodrigo Duterte visits his parents’ tomb in Davao City on Wednesday night, October 28, 2020.

LOOK: Duterte visits parents’ tomb in Davao City

President Rodrigo Duterte visits his parents’ tomb in Davao City on Wednesday night, October 28, 2020.

Photos shared by Go showed the President wearing a face mask and goggles as he visited his parents’ tombs.

From October 29 up to November 4, all private and public cemeteries will be closed and bar visitors to prevent people from crowding in light of the persistent threats of SARS-CoV-2, the latest strain of coronavirus that causes the potentially deadly COVID-19.

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