MINI LAOAG TOUR!

Last night was like an island-hopping! We went for a night-walking at Laoag, kind of a mini tour where we enjoyed watching some old buildings like the Footstep building with a 1930's-like design while eating isaw (chicken intestines, marinated, cued and grilled) w/c you can only appreciate at night.

Then we went to Ilocostops for a coffee, the first and only (I guess) 24-hour convenience store in the province, then a Roller-coaster ride at the Ang Saya-saya carnival w/ some friends, then after that a night w/ some alcoholic drinks at Mario's (I was dissapointed because they don't have Tanduay Ice :-(), then we bought "mulawin pandesal" near vice gov. Barba's house in San Nicolas, then another coffee under the mango tree at Dimple's place. Hehehe thanks to Mikel, our resident-kabituka-loi driver (hehehe peace :-)).

We suppose to watch the sunrise at Suba, but Mikel is too sleepy hehehe Till next mini tour!

Cops, to be visible in shopping centers

LAOAG – Christmas trade fairs are now open for public in down-town, just like at the Heroes Hall.

Items being sold are much cheaper compared to those in malls, it is then expected that hundreds of shoppers will arrive anytime.

Meanwhile PNP gave tips for these shoppers to help them prevent becoming victims of Las-las gang and pick-pocketers.

According to the police, shoppers should not be just alone they should be accompanied by someone they trust to. Shopping lists should also be prepared before they run to trade fairs and they should always be attentive.

Police visibility were also intensified to prevent any crimes committed. HADJI RIETA