Bomb, Gun Threats Halt Classes at Eastern Samar's Largest High School
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Bomb, Gun Threats Halt Classes at Eastern Samar's Largest High School

Classes were suspended at Eastern Samar National Comprehensive High School (ESNCHS), the largest in the province, following online bomb and gun threats. Police conducted a security sweep and found no credible threats, but recent school shootings highlight the urgent need for enhanced campus safety measures.

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