Cemeteries in Pampanga, still affected by flood waters this UNDAS 2025
- Several cemeteries in Masantol, Pampanga remain flooded days before Undas
- The affected areas include Holy Spirit Memorial Park, Sta. Elena Memorial Park, and Masantol Public Cemetery
- The local government issued safety and traffic guidelines for visitors
- Masantol’s mayor reminded the public to avoid wading in floodwaters to prevent illnesses
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Several cemeteries in Masantol, Pampanga remain submerged in floodwater just days before families visit for Undas.
The affected burial grounds include Holy Spirit Memorial Park, Sta. Elena Memorial Park, and Masantol Public Cemetery.
The Masantol Public Information Office (PIO) released a set of guidelines to ensure the safety and convenience of visitors.
These include information on alternative routes and reminders to avoid flooded areas.
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Public Assistance Desks (PADS) will also be placed around the cemeteries to guide visitors and provide updates or emergency help when needed.
The local government has also designated common candle areas, allowing families to light candles for their loved ones without stepping into floodwaters.
A one-way traffic scheme will be implemented around the cemeteries to manage the flow of people and vehicles during the observance of Undas.
Mayor Dan Guinto advised residents to prioritize their health and avoid wading through dirty water. He warned that floodwaters may carry bacteria that can cause diseases.
Despite the flooding, authorities expect a large number of people to visit the cemeteries to pay their respects.
Local teams are now working to maintain order and safety during the event.
The municipal government continues to monitor the situation and assures the public that necessary measures are in place to manage the influx of visitors while keeping everyone safe from flood-related health risks.
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