Philippines Rethinks School Safety After Rare Tacloban Shooting Kills Three
Following a rare shooting incident at a school in Tacloban that killed three and injured 20, Philippine authorities are reviewing school safety measures and civil defense planning. The role of online platforms and gaming spaces in youth violence is also under scrutiny.
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