A shooting at a public high school in Tacloban City, Philippines, has left three students dead and seven others injured, according to reports from South China Morning Post.
The incident, described as rare for the region, has triggered a national debate on campus safety and the mental well-being of young people.
Authorities have taken two suspects into custody, including one student, as investigations into the motive and circumstances continue.
The tragedy has drawn sharp criticism from educators and parents who argue that systemic failures in school security and student support services have left campuses vulnerable to such violence.
The attack comes amid growing concerns over bullying and inadequate safety mechanisms in Philippine public schools.
Educators are calling for urgent reforms to prevent similar incidents, highlighting the need for better mental health resources and stricter security protocols.