Pasay City Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano, alongside local officials, conducted an inspection of the Pasay Municipal Cemetery on October 30 to assess preparedness for the All Saints’ Day holiday. Rubiano highlighted areas needing additional cleaning and noted that residents had already begun repainting and maintaining tombstones in tribute to their loved ones. These efforts reflect the city’s commitment to ensuring a respectful and orderly commemoration.
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