Two teens open fire at Philippine high school, killing three in rare shooting

Three students killed and seven others wounded (three by gunshot, four in panic evacuation) in the shooting at a Philippine high school.

In the city of Tacloban, still bearing the scars of Typhoon Haiyan, two teenage boys carried firearms into a classroom and ended three young lives — an act rooted, investigators say, in the quiet, corrosive wound of bullying. The shooting at San Jose National High School is rare in the Philippines by category but not by context, arriving in a nation where gun violence claims thousands annually and where the line between a warning sign and a tragedy is often only visible in retrospect. What lingers is not only grief but a harder question: how many signals must go unseen before the systems meant

Two teens open fire at Philippine high school, killing three in rare shooting

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