2 Students Die in Zamboanga School Shooting; Marcos Orders Probe
Two students were killed in a shooting incident at a private university campus in Zamboanga City, prompting President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. to order a thorough investigation and enhanced school safety measures. Investigations are ongoing into how firearms entered the campus and their ownership.
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