Over 22,000 individuals visited various cemeteries across Caloocan City by Saturday noon, October 31, marking the second day of the local government’s Oplan Kaluluwa operations for All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day.
Data from the city government showed that Forest Park Memorial drew the highest crowd with 6,733 visitors, closely followed by Tala Cemetery with 5,398.
In South Caloocan, Eternal Gardens Memorial Park registered 3,212 visitors, Sangandaan Cemetery recorded 2,941, La Loma Cemetery had 1,147, and San Pancracio Cemetery welcomed 400 people. Meanwhile, North Caloocan locations saw 1,859 visitors at Serenity Memorial Gardens and 637 at Bagbaguin Cemetery.
Authorities reiterated that a strict ban on prohibited items remains in place across all memorial grounds. This includes sharp objects, firearms, alcoholic beverages, gambling gear, firecrackers, illegal drugs, and portable speakers.
With warm weather prevailing, officials advised the public to carry umbrellas and stay hydrated to avoid heat-related health issues.
Residents needing emergency assistance can reach the local government’s 24/7 hotlines at (02) 888-25664, 0908-81-25664, or 0998-51-25664.