00:00In Davao City, before they go to visit their loved ones in the Roman Catholic Public Cemetery,
00:07we have live news from Kent Abregana of GMA Regional TV.
00:11Kent?
00:16People are slowly arriving here in the Roman Catholic Public Cemetery,
00:21which is one of the largest cemeteries in Davao City.
00:25At 6 o'clock this morning, the Roman Catholic Public Cemetery in Davao City was opened to the public.
00:31Some people went to the cemetery early.
00:34Some also rushed to clean and paint the graves.
00:38Outside the cemetery, some police, soldiers, and other safety and security forces are on standby
00:43to maintain the order in the cemetery.
00:46At the entrance of the cemetery, flowers and candles are being sold,
00:51and the price has almost doubled.
00:53As of now, no cigarettes, lighter, or bladed weapons are allowed inside the cemetery.
01:00Meanwhile, former President Rodrigo Duterte is expected to visit his deceased parents,
01:07former Governor Vicente Duterte and Soledad Duterte,
01:11who are buried here in the Roman Catholic Public Cemetery.
01:14There is no exact date or time when he will visit.
01:19In the next few hours, we expect more people will visit the Roman Catholic Public Cemetery
01:28and it will continue until tomorrow.
01:31Thank you very much, Kent Abregana of GMA Regional TV.
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