The cemetery will limit its capacity to 30 percent and will be closed from Oct. 29 to Nov. 3, its director Raffy Mendez said.
Senior citizens and children are advised against visiting the cemetery following an incident Saturday where an elderly slipped, according to Mendez. "Kagaya kahapon, yung sakuna na bigla na lang nadulas, 'buti nandun ang Manila MDRRMO natin. Sunday, umuulan, sa'min naman, gusto lang namin na 'di na lang sila pumunta kasi masama ang panahon. Para rin naman sa kanila," he said.
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