Devotees carry the statue of the Black Nazarene during the start of an annual procession in Manila. The Black Nazarene, a life-size wooden statue of Jesus Christ carved in Mexico and brought to the Philippines in the 17th century, is believed to have healing powers in the predominantly Roman Catholic country. It is paraded through the narrow streets of Manila's old city from dawn to midnight. Police said about 500,000 people joined the procession on Wednesday. (Erik De Castro/Reuters)

Pigdeklarar kan Malacañang an aldaw kan kapiyestahan kan Itom na Nazareno sa Metro Maynila komo special non-working holiday.

Sigun sa Malacañang na kaya pigdeklara an Proclamation No. 766 komo special non-working holiday tanganing masierto an kamarhayan kan prosesyon kan mga deboto asin pagsasaayos nin mga trapiko.

Enot ng sinaysay kan Manila Police District na matalaga sinda nin kadakol na mga personahes puon Enero 8 asin ipapautob an gun ban siringman an pagsasarado kan pirang mga tinampo antes an kapiyestahan.

Magpapautob man an Philippine Coast Guard nin “no-sail zone” sa one-kilometer radius gikan sa Quirino Grandstand puon Enero 6 hasta Enero 10.

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An nasambitan ng kapiyestiyahan an pigdadayo kan pirang milyong mga deboto.

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