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Baguio Lion’s Head no stopping

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  4. RESIDENTS brave the scorching heat as they flock to the Baguio City Public Cemetery along Naguilian Road on 1 November to visit the graves of departed loved ones. The city expects around 50,000 visitors at its cemeteries during the Undas observance.

    Baguio Undas peaceful, 4,500 visit cemeteries

    The police presence was intended to help maintain peace and order not only in cemeteries but also in areas expected to draw large numbers of visitors during…

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  8. Photo Courtesy of Baguio PIO

    Baguio tightens security for Undas

    Baguio City ramps up security, traffic, and fire prevention measures for Undas from October 31 to November 2. Mayor Magalong urges public safety amid El Niño…

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  10. A SCULPTURAL depiction of the 13th Station of the Cross, Jesus is taken down from the cross.

    Baguio Cathedral: Where a city sought refuge

    Baguio Cathedral and Diocesan Shrine of Our Lady of the Atonement traces its history from the 1907 Catholic mission and survival of the 1945 bombings to its…

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  12. Baguio activates El Niño water plan

    Baguio activates El Niño water plan

    Baguio City has activated its El Niño Continuity Action Plan as water monitoring enters the orange phase, implementing conservation measures and preparing for…

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  14. PERSONNEL from the Baguio City Police have installed tarpaulins in front of the famous Lion’s Head along Kennon Road in accordance with the pronouncement that prohibits vehicle stops and photo opportunities.

    Magalong clarifies Lion’s Head photo ban

    Baguio enforces a no-stopping policy at the Lion’s Head along Kennon Road to ease traffic, sparking backlash from local leaders and vendors over its impact on…

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