@inquirerdotnet: The Police Regional Office Eastern Visayas says the suspects behind the deadly shooting incident at a school in Tacloban City were reportedly victims of bullying. #TikTokNews #SocialNews #NewsPH #inquirerdotnet

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why is this comment section treating this case like a joke?…

Daddy Dars☀️☀️ :

Good Job PNP for making the Philippines very Safe nowadays.

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I understand you're asking about the serious issue of school violence in the Philippines in 2026. Based on recent reports, there have been multiple incidents of violence in schools, including shootings and stabbings, which have raised significant concerns about student safety. Key Incidents in 2026: • Tacloban City Shooting (June 22, 2026): A deadly shooting at a school in Tacloban resulted in 3 deaths and 5 injuries. The suspects were reportedly victims of bullying since Grade 7, and the incident is under investigation. • General Trias City Knife Attack (June 19, 2026): A 14-year-old student attacked younger students with a kitchen knife, wounding 7 children. The attacker is being evaluated for mental health and is exempt from criminal liability due to her age. • Other Violence: In the same month, a 14-year-old student in Parañaque stabbed a female classmate, and two students were killed in Las Piñas. Bullying as a Root Cause: The Philippines has been called the "bullying capital of the world," with a 2018 PISA report showing 65% of Grade 10 students experienced bullying monthly. This persistent issue is often linked to violent incidents. The Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 requires schools to have policies, but enforcement remains a challenge. Legal and Support Measures: • The Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act exempts children under 15 from criminal liability, but they can still face intervention and school disciplinary actions. • The Department of Education (DepEd) has issued guidelines to strengthen security, improve reporting, and provide mental health support. • Schools are mandated to have security protocols, including bag inspections and controlled access. What You Can Do: • Report Incidents: If you witness bullying or violence, report it to a teacher or school official immediately. • Support Victims: Offer kindness and support to anyone being bullied. • Seek Help: If you are struggling with mental health, talk to a trusted adult, counselor, or school psychologist. The situation is serious, but awareness and action can make a difference. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, contact local authorities. Would you like to know more.

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I’m near tacloban. I hope everyone there is safe now

donuts🍩 :

my brother is in San Jose but private

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let's look from a critical and neutral perspective.

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what WAIT!?

Marichu Albores :

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