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Fewer passengers rush to head home on All Saints' Day
Fewer passengers were observed at various transport terminals in Metro Manila on All Saints' Day, including the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), EDSA-Cubao, and Araneta City Bus Terminal.
The PITX management stated that a large number of passengers had already departed on October 30, leading to fewer travelers on All Saints' Day itself.
PITX recorded its highest foot traffic for the week on Thursday, with over 190,000 passengers.
While waiting areas were not crowded and lines were short, some passengers were still seen catching rides to their provinces on November 1.
Two passengers, Rick Garcia heading to Agusan Del Sur and Raoul Florano returning to Samar, shared their travel plans and experiences.
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