

More than 1.1 million passengers have been recorded at ports nationwide since the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) began monitoring travel activities for Undas 2026 on Oct. 29.
According to a report by RH Tina Nolasco, the PCG said Monday that a total of 1,189,729 passengers had passed through various ports as of the morning of Nov. 2 under its Oplan Biyaheng Ayos: Undas 2026.
Of the total, 623,957 were outbound passengers, while 565,772 were inbound passengers.
In its latest report covering midnight to 6 a.m. Monday, the PCG recorded 12,108 outbound passengers and 11,414 inbound passengers at port terminals nationwide.
The agency also monitored 2,124 outbound rolling cargoes and 2,066 inbound rolling cargoes during the six-hour period.
To ensure passenger safety, Coast Guard personnel inspected 145 vessels and 122 motor bancas, the PCG said.
