PNP Vows Stricter Firearm Security After Cop's Dismissal Over Tacloban School Shooting
Following a school shooting incident in Tacloban City, the Philippine National Police (PNP) has vowed to enhance firearm security measures. This commitment comes after the dismissal of a police officer implicated in the incident, highlighting the need for stricter protocols to prevent future occurrences.
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