Tribune.Ph Online Threats Target Schools in Eastern Visayas After Shooting Incident
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- •Three schools in Eastern Visayas received online threats following a recent shooting.
- •Palo National High School and Allen National High School reported threats to authorities.
- •Christ the King College temporarily barred a student amid concerns of a firearm being present.
Following a fatal shooting at San Jose National High School in Tacloban City on June 23, 2026, at least three additional schools in Eastern Visayas have received online threats. Palo National High School reported two threats that were referred to authorities for investigation. Allen National High School received a threat aimed at Grade 8 students, prompting local officials to increase security measures. Christ the King College heightened security after a post claimed a student was armed and connected to the shooting incident. All affected schools emphasized that there was no immediate danger but are maintaining heightened alert levels. Authorities are investigating the sources of these fictitious threats to prevent potential panic and ensure safety.
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