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Friday, October 30, 2026

Manila Memorial Park in Sucat logs over 16,000 visitors ahead of Undas

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More than 16,000 visitors were recorded at Manila Memorial Park in Sucat on Friday, exceeding the cemetery's expected count of 15,000.
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MANILA, Philippines – More than 16,000 visitors were recorded at Manila Memorial Park in Sucat on Friday, exceeding the cemetery’s expected count of 15,000.

According to cemetery authorities, security personnel recorded 16,183 visitors as of 12 noon, two days ahead of All Saints’ Day.

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It was the detachment commander of the Manila Memorial Park who earlier estimated the 15,000 visitor count. 

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A total of 25 security personnel are patrolling the park grounds to ensure public safety. They arejoinedby 15 police officers from the Parañaque City Police Station, as well as personnel from thecity hall’s civilsecurity unit, volunteers, the local Bureau of Fire Protection, and the MetropolitanManila DevelopmentAuthority (MMDA).

As of this writing, no incidents have been reported and no prohibited items have been confiscated.

The Manila Memorial Park is open until 12 midnight on November 2. /jpv

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