Tacloban

Two students aged 14 and 15 opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban, Philippines, killing three students and wounding seven. The suspects, who claimed to be bullied, used firearms obtained from family and managed to bypass school security. The 14-year-old suspect may avoid criminal prosecution under Philippine law, which sets the minimum age for criminal liability at 15.

Two students aged 14 and 15 opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban, Philippines, killing three students and wounding seven others. The suspects, who claimed to have been bullied, used handguns obtained from family and a relative, and were arrested after a brief manhunt. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered an investigation and called for enhanced security in schools.

Two students were arrested following a school shooting in Tacloban, central Philippines, where three people were killed and at least seven others wounded.

Two 14- and 15-year-old students opened fire at San Jose National High School in Tacloban, Philippines, killing three students and injuring seven. The suspects, who claimed to be bullied, were arrested after a brief manhunt. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered an investigation and urged enhanced security in schools.

Three people were killed and five injured in a school shooting at San Jose National High School in Tacloban, Leyte province. Police reported one suspect has been arrested, with another remaining at large.

Police in the Philippines reported that two individuals opened fire at a high school in Tacloban, resulting in three student deaths and five injuries.