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Shooting threats surface in Batangas, Negros campuses

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Carla Gomez, Delfin Mallari Jr., Joey Gabieta
Shooting threats surface in Batangas, Negros campuses
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Schools in Batangas and Negros Occidental, Philippines, have tightened security and suspended classes following online shooting threats. These incidents follow a recent deadly school attack in Tacloban City, prompting authorities to investigate and implement safety measures.

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The rise in school-related threats reflects growing public anxiety regarding student safety and the impact of social media on school security.

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MANILA, Philippines - At least two schools in Batangas and Negros Occidental provinces tightened security measures and suspended classes after separate shooting threats surfaced online, reflecting heightened concern following the deadly Tacloban City school attack on June 22.

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