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June 15 2025

Police urged people in the Ilocos region to remain vigilant as floating shabu continues to be found in the West Philippine Sea.

- By FREDDIE LAZARO

Police Brig. Gen. Lou F. Evangelista, Ilocos police chief, reminded them to immediately report any suspicious items found on the shoreline to authorities and refrain from opening these.

Evangelista said three kilograms of shabu with a total value of P20.4 million were found in three areas in Ilocos Norte last week.

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