Philippines starts active school shooter drills after deadly attack in Tacloban City
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The Philippines has initiated active school shooter drills following a rare school shooting in Tacloban City last month, where two teenage students killed three classmates and injured 20. During a drill at a Manila school, hundreds of students and teachers practiced barricading classrooms and staying silent while an armed actor simulated an attack. The drills reflect growing concerns over school safety in the country.
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Loaded language removedThe Philippines has begun holding active school shooter drills after an incident in Tacloban City last month during which two teenage students opened fire, killing three schoolmates and injuring 20 others.
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- fear_amplification: two teenage students opened fire, killing three schoolmates and injuring 20 others,armed actor wearing a black hoodie scoured the halls and rooms,deadly attack in Tacloban City