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Saturday, December 29, 2012
Baguio revives Christmas bonfire policy
BAGUIO CITY – The summer capital is enforcing a regulation that requires residents and tourists to get the permission of the local fire department before setting up bonfires for the Christmas and New Year celebrations.
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