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Undas 2026: All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day

On November 1 and 2, families across Davao City visit cemeteries such as San Pedro Memorial Park to remember loved ones who have died, with flowers, candles and family gatherings. Police and transport agencies are adding extra staff at cemeteries, terminals and ports. Vendors need special permits to sell at cemeteries, and the main bus terminal (DCOTT) expects heavy crowds.