The Manila City Government is encouraging the public to use its online Puntod Finder to locate the graves of their departed loved ones ahead of Undas 2026.
The Manila Public Information Office advised visitors to use the official online grave locators for the Manila North Cemetery and Manila South Cemetery by entering the full name of the deceased.
The services are accessible through [manilanorthcemetery.ph](https://manilanorthcemetery.ph) for Manila North Cemetery and [manilasouthcemetery.com](https://manilasouthcemetery.com) for Manila South Cemetery.
Visitors who need help locating graves may also seek assistance at designated Puntod Finder help desks and guidance stations within the cemeteries.
However, some burial records may not appear in online searches as cemetery staff continue to encode and update their databases.
Meanwhile, the Manila South Cemetery announced that its operating schedule for Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 would be from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The cemetery also set Oct. 26 as the deadline for tomb cleaning and painting, while the last day for burials was Oct. 28. Burial services will resume on Nov. 3.
To assist visitors, priority lanes, wheelchairs and electric tricycles will be available for senior citizens, pregnant women and persons with disabilities.
The city government also reminded the public to observe safety precautions, maintain cleanliness and follow cemetery regulations during their visits for All Saints’ Day on Nov. 1 and All Souls’ Day on Nov. 2.
