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Vacationers expected to flock to NAIA on Oct. 31


Vacationers headed to their provinces or abroad are expected to head for the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in droves starting Tuesday, Oct. 31, according to a report by Mao dela Cruz on Super Radyo dzBB on Monday.

As of Monday morning, the lines for domestic and international passengers at NAIA Terminal 3 were still short. Authorities conducted an inspection of the terminal on Monday.

Manila International Airport Authority general manager Ed Monreal talked to passengers waiting for their flights as part of the security inspection of Terminal 3 and other airports in preparation for the holiday rush on October 31 and November 1.

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines began its implementation of holiday plans on Friday at all 39 commercial airports in the country in anticipation of the influx of air passengers in the next two weeks.

All transportation authorities are on heightened alert throughout the eight-day "monitored travel period" for All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day. —Rie Takumi/KG, GMA News

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