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Go calls for safety amid Holy Week travel surge
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go is urging Filipinos to prioritize safety as millions travel back to Manila by air, land, and sea after the Holy Week.
Go emphasized the importance of vigilance regarding belongings, adherence to travel regulations, and avoiding haste during journeys.
As chairman of the Senate health committee, Go also advised the public to take care of themselves from heat stroke due to the humid weather, drink plenty of water, and rest when tired.
He cited transportation authorities who reported an increase in passenger volume at airports, seaports, and bus terminals.
The senator called on the public to cooperate with transport authorities to maintain order and safety, highlighting that while agencies are on standby, discipline is also a duty.
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President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. directed government agencies to ensure safe and convenient Holy Week travel for Filipinos and foreign tourists.
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Authorities expect over three million passengers to travel through seaports and NAIA this Holy Week.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) has implemented heightened security protocols and procedures to ensure the safety and efficiency of air travel during the Holy Week.
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The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) recorded almost 2.3 million passengers in its managed ports nationwide during the Holy Week from April 12 to 20.
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Close to 200,000 passengers were recorded at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) on Holy Wednesday, aligning with predictions and marking it as the busiest travel day before the long weekend.
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