Motorcycles are the "new normal" way to celebrate All Saints Day. Every year on November 1, many Roman Catholics and other Christians around the world observe All Saints Day, which honors all saints of the church that have attained heaven.
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Since the start of the quarantine guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19, people have adopted new ways to live and work while still practicing safe and hygienic procedures. And the observance of this year’s All Saints' Day would not be any different as Filipinos start preparing to visit their departed loved ones in the face of the "New Normal."
Authorities recently announced that cemeteries will be open for visitation from September 1 to November 15 but will be temporarily closed on the week of All Saints’ Day from October 29 to November 4 to avoid large crowds.
During visitation, visitors can only occupy 30 percent of the cemetery’s maximum capacity and must adhere to safety protocols like ensuring social distancing and wearing of face masks and shields.
Visitors can still continue to practice the usual traditions they have been observing the past years like simply praying for them, bringing them flowers, and decorating the grave to keep your departed loved ones’ grave draped in flowers, candles, and memorabilia to honor their memories.
With the limitations set by the guidelines and with the global pandemic still afoot, safety must always come first when visiting. Motorcycles offer a fast, convenient way to visit your departed loved ones and still have the essentials for your hygiene and honoring the memory of your loved ones.
For Honda Philippines Inc. (HPI), the No.1 motorcycle manufacturer in the country, bringing convenience in safety will make activities, big or small, easier to fulfill. And with the observance of All Saints' Day in the "New Normal,” motorcycles can offer a fast, convenient, and safe means of transportation to allow you to visit your loved departed ones.