Residents in Zambales town allowed to visit cemeteries for only 1 hour during ‘Undas’
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SAN ANTONIO, Zambales — Visitors to the two public cemeteries in Cabangan town in this province are allowed to stay in the premises for up to one hour only during “Undas,” the local government announced on Thursday, October 27.
According to guidelines issued by the Cabangan municipal government, residents are allowed to visit on November 1 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m but they can only stay for one hour.
Children who are 7 years old and below are not allowed to enter the cemeteries during this day.
Authorities also reminded their constituents that picnics, drinking alcoholic beverages, and gambling are not allowed inside the cemeteries.
Also prohibited inside the cemeteries are explosives, firearms, sharp objects, and sound systems
Article continues after this advertisementHowever, the local government did not mention the restrictions for residents visiting the cemeteries on October 31 or November 2.
