
Cities in the region are preparing special schemes with masses, changes in traffic and sales of products for the November 2nd holiday.
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All Souls' Day is a national holiday in Brazil, marked by visits to cemeteries and religious celebrations.
Opening hours vary between municipalities. Masses, stalls selling flowers, candles and food and changes to traffic near some units are also planned. Check the details by city below.
Until the last update of this report, the city halls of Arujá and Biritiba-Mirim had not responded to g1's questions.
The two municipal cemeteries in Ferraz de Vasconcelos are open from 8am to 5pm on All Souls' Day, according to the City Hall. Saudade Cemetery: Rua da Saudade, 475, in the Tanquinho neighborhood. Parque do Cambiri Cemetery: Avenida Dom Pedro II, 3.146, in Jardim Santiago. Flower, candle, food and drink stalls will be set up near the units. According to City Hall, there are no expected changes to traffic. Masses at Parque do Cambiri will be at 7am, 9am, 11am and 3pm. At Cemitério da Saudade, celebrations are scheduled for 8am, 10am and 3pm. The private Parque das Palmeiras Cemetery will also have mass at 10am.
The two municipal cemeteries in Guararema are open from 7am to 5pm. São Benedito Municipal Cemetery: Rua Marcondes Flôres, 145, in the Center. Parque Jardim Municipal Cemetery: Rua José Antônio da Silva, in the Center. City Hall does not have an official public estimate, but expects an increase in the number of visitors. There are no forecasts of changes in traffic in the vicinity of the units.
The three municipal cemeteries in Itaquaquecetuba are open exceptionally from 7am to 6pm, according to City Hall. Central Cemetery: Rua Duque de Caxias, 100, in the Center. Caminho do Céu Cemetery: Avenida Uberaba, 495, in Vila Virgínia. Morada da Paz Cemetery: Estrada de São Bento, 1,575, in Jardim São Paulo. Around the Central Cemetery, there will be changes in traffic from 8am to 12pm, due to the 10am mass.
The three municipal cemeteries in Mogi das Cruzes are open from 8am to 6pm. São Salvador Cemetery: Praça Antônio Nogueira, 101, in the Center. Saudade Cemetery: Rua Capitão Joaquim de Mello Freire, 900, in Vila Vitória. Sabaúna Cemetery: Rua Antônio Gomes Faria, no number, in the district of Sabaúna. The estimate is to receive 101 thousand visitors. There will be closures on streets near the São Salvador and Saudade cemeteries.
The Peace Municipal Cemetery is open from 8am to 5pm. According to City Hall, there will be no changes to traffic. The São José Cemetery is open from 7am to 5pm. Nossa Senhora de Fátima and São José streets, close to the unit, will be closed from 7am to 5pm.
The Santa Isabel Municipal Cemetery is open from 8am to 5pm. This Monday, Rua Joel de Souza will have a one-way street.
Suzano's municipal cemeteries expect to receive more than 65 thousand visitors. São Sebastião Cemetery: Rua Cássia Francisco, 651, in Sítio São José. São João Batista Cemetery: Avenida Brasiliana, 10, in Parque Alvorada. Around São Sebastião, Rua Jurandyr Corrêa Gonçalves will be completely closed. The Alto Tietê Memorial, a private cemetery in Suzano, will be open from 9:30 am to 5 pm.

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