Parents are putting nametags for their children before they visit the Manila North Cemetery ahead of Undas season.&nbsp;
According to RH Boy Gonzales on Tuesday, Oct. 31, parents reportedly secure their children&rsquo;s safety by using nametags during their annual visit to a cemetery lest they get lost amid the surge of Filipinos coming to see their loved ones&rsquo; graves.&nbsp;
The Manila Department of Social Welfare (MDSW), however, ensured that every parent who brings their child to the cemetery fill out a form enumerating their name, the name of their child, cellphone number, and address so the agency could promptly bring lost children to their respective parents.&nbsp;
The Department of Health (DOH) earlier advised parents to <a href="https://dzrh.com.ph/post/don't-bring-children-to-cemetery-doh">refrain from bringing their children</a> to a cemetery over possible diseases that could infect small children due to overcrowding, intense heat, and sudden downpours they may experience during cemetery visits.&nbsp;
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Parents put nametag for kids ahead cemetery visit for Undas season