MANILA, Philippines — Four Tau Gamma Phi members have surrendered to the police over the alleged fatal hazing of 19-year-old maritime student Mark Kenneth Alcedo, Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla confirmed on Monday. Asked in a text message to the Inquirer whether the four fraternity members turned themselves in to the General Trias

MANILA, Philippines — The investigation into the alleged fatal hazing of 19-year-old maritime student Mark Kenneth Alcedo is not affected by a fire hitting the site where the supposed initiation…

MANILA, Philippines — Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla gave the Tau Gamma Phi National Council until Tuesday, March 10, to surrender its members involved in the alleged fatal hazing of 19-year-old maritime student Mark Kenneth Alcedo. He said this in a phone interview with reporters on Monday, during which he confirmed that four

Tau Gamma Phi's spokesperson faced the media beside Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Friday, March 6, and publicly urged their members to surrender in the hazing death of 19-year-old Mark Kenneth Alcedo.

Police in Cavite, Philippines, confirm that the investigation into the alleged fatal hazing of 19-year-old maritime student Mark Kenneth Alcedo remains unaffected by a fire that occurred at the supposed initiation rites site.

MANILA, Philippines — Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri on Wednesday called for stricter implementation of anti-hazing laws and for schools to be held accountable after another reported death in Cavite. Zubiri made the pronouncement after condemning the death of 19-year-old Mark Kenneth Alcedo, a first-year maritime student in Cavite, who is alleged to have died due