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Learn more about how the Philippine Red Cross is on high alert and ready to respond to any medical emergencies during Holy Week, a significant religious event in the country. Over 2,000 volunteers will be deployed to operate first aid stations, ambulance units, and roving teams nationwide, ensuring the safety and well-being of the public.
Learn more about the temporary suspension of Manila’s number coding scheme during Holy Week, providing commuters and motorists the opportunity to freely use their vehicles and reduce traffic congestion. Discover how this decision aims to enhance travel convenience and flexibility during the holidays.
Learn more about the fair weather forecast for the Philippines today, Holy Monday. Eastern Visayas and the Caraga region may experience scattered rain showers and thunderstorms, while the rest of the country can expect partly cloudy to overcast skies with isolated downpours or thunderstorms. Despite these conditions, it is forecasted to be a storm-free Holy Week.
Learn more about how soldiers from the Philippine Army will be assisting the Philippine National Police in ensuring public safety during Holy Week, particularly in areas of convergence and tourist destinations. Find out how these joint efforts aim to provide a secure environment for Filipinos and tourists.
Learn more about the Department of Energy’s call for oil companies to provide assistance to motorists during Holy Week and the precautions households should take to ensure electrical safety during the break.
Learn more about the PNP’s efforts to ensure the safety of Holy Week travelers as they deploy thousands of policemen across popular tourist destinations and key transportation points. The Philippine National Police (PNP) is set to deploy approximately 34,000 security forces to safeguard the thousands of vacationers expected to travel to various provinces during the Holy Week. Under the Oplan Ligtas Sumvac initiative, around 7,000 policemen will be stationed in popular tourist destinations, while the remaining forces will be strategically positioned in other key areas.
