IMUS, CAVITE — Imus is making sure that no resident has to navigate the emotional and exhausting journey of Undas alone, as the city rolls out well-organized command posts offering free, practical support across its memorial parks and cemeteries.
A Coordinated Effort to Serve Every Visitor
The command posts, managed by the Imus City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO), are stationed at Garden of Tranquility, Rita Samson Memorial Garden, Alapan Public Cemetery, and City of Imus Public Cemetery, with additional coverage at Angelus Eternal Garden, Eden Memorial Park, and Toclong Public Cemetery . Visitors can avail of free water and coffee, medicine and first aid, text and call services with phone charging, and wheelchair assistance for elderly relatives or anyone with difficulty walking. The city information office confirmed that the City Health Office and CDRRMO have set up medical assistance booths in front of public cemeteries throughout the Undas period.
Safety and Order at the Forefront
The initiative is a whole-of-government effort, with the Imus PNP led by police chief Lt. Col. Chey Chey Saulog coordinating closely with barangays to ensure peace and order across all memorial parks . Police help desks have been established, and authorities are strictly enforcing prohibitions on bladed weapons, alcoholic beverages, gambling paraphernalia, and noise-generating devices inside cemeteries. This year's Undas observance also falls under a broader regional security umbrella, with the Police Regional Office-Calabarzon deploying over 12,000 personnel across Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon to secure cemeteries, transport hubs, and major thoroughfares . For Imuseños, the message is clear: the city is fully prepared, and every family can observe the season with peace of mind.
