As people head out to the provinces, some local tourists took the chance to visit Metro Manila for the Holy Week.
They were greeted by EDSA and some parts of the capital region that are almost without traffic, far from the congested roads on a typical day.
“Noong nag-visit nga po ako sa National Museum nakita ko 'yung Spoliarium. Parang teary-eyed ako na nakita ko na sa personal 'yung sa libro ko lang nakikita. Nakita ko 'yung EDSA...sumakay din ako ng LRT,” Capistrano said. Parts of Metro Manila are visibly less crowded as establishments temporarily close and workers and residents go home to their respective provinces. A traffic-free EDSA was also observed.
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