Tinaguriang haunted hotel na Diplomat Hotel sa Baguio, dinagsa ng mga turista

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00:00 Authorities in Baguio City have been strict in ensuring the safety and order of the city.

00:07 This is Dante Guito's report.

00:09 Unlike other flowers, candles and food items,

00:16 the family of Ginny, who brought visitors to Baguio Public Cemetery,

00:22 are holding clean items.

00:24 They have already accompanied their beloved in-laws in cleaning.

00:30 We have time, it's November 1, and we are busy with work.

00:36 That's why we are here to clean.

00:40 You accompanied them?

00:41 Yes, we accompanied them.

00:43 This is also the situation of some visitors to the public cemetery.

00:47 They brought their own bags, brushes, and other items that they were allowed to bring inside.

00:54 They were also not allowed to paint the graves.

00:58 The family of Gredo, however, had already lit a candle

01:02 so that they would not be accompanied by the many people who were being buried in the cemetery.

01:07 Actually, we did this early in the morning.

01:11 We were just trying to avoid the heavy traffic and the lack of parking.

01:17 Baguio Public Cemetery is the largest cemetery in the city with more than 20,000 graves.

01:24 But unlike last year, only a few people visited.

01:29 Some may have visited the last few days and are now on vacation.

01:34 Others will visit the next few days because they do not want to be disappointed with the expected number of people visiting until tomorrow.

01:43 However, Baguio City Police Office promised to strictly monitor the cemetery.

01:49 In fact, they were able to collect 18 items that should not be brought inside the cemetery,

01:56 including alcohol and bottles that are used to collect the grass.

02:02 There was also one item that was taken to the hospital for observation

02:06 because it is difficult to breathe, the blood pressure is high, and it is dizzying.

02:10 Aside from that, there were no problems.

02:14 There were also no complaints like the one that Chow could not find.

02:18 Meanwhile, the number of tourists who went to the Diplomat Hotel still doubled.

02:24 It became famous because of the stories of the deceased, such as the display of the graves

02:30 or the feeling of the deceased souls of those who lived here during the Japanese occupation.

02:36 This was the residence of the families and Dominican brothers before the Americans bombed in 1945.

02:44 That is why the Army's family did not miss the Diplomat Hotel.

02:50 Every year, we go to Manawag because it is my son's birthday.

02:55 From Manawag, we go to Baguio.

02:59 We might as well go to historic places of Baguio that includes Diplomat Hotel.

03:05 According to the Army, before they traveled, they visited their relatives and they were able to show respect.

03:13 This is for the people.