Baguio Bullying Incident: Victim's Family, Minors' Families Reach Amicable Settlement
The family of a student involved in a bullying incident in Baguio City has reached an amicable settlement with the families of the minors involved, agreeing to financial compensation and a public apology. The incident had gained traction on social media, raising concerns about further trauma for those involved.
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