
Philippines Foils Second School Attack, Bans GoreBox Game
Philippine authorities foiled a second planned high school attack in Leyte, leading to the arrest of a 14-year-old suspect. The incident prompted the suspension of the online game GoreBox, which the suspect reportedly played, and a review of gun regulations.
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Philippines bans video game played by alleged high school shooter
The rare school shooting that left three students killed and 20 others injured has shocked the country.
Read full article →Philippines foils second planned high school attack in Leyte in days
Philippine authorities successfully foiled another possible school attack in Leyte province just two days after Monday’s deadly shooting in Tacloban City, thanks to a timely tip from Senator Bam Aquino. The senator, nephew of former president Corazon Aquino, informed Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla of the threat on Wednesday night. “At 8 o’clock last night, Senator Bam Aquino called me up and gave me a tip that there was chatter in Tacloban that there was an impending mass shooting that was...
By SCMP’s Asia desk
Read full article →PNP orders gun regulation review after Tacloban school shooting
MANILA, Philippines — Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. ordered the agency to review its implementation of gun regulations following the fatal school shooting in Tacloban City. “The instruction is to look deeper into this and find out other possible loopholes in the existing firearms regulations that are possibly being taken
By mmercado
Read full article →14-year-old behind foiled school attack threat was a GoreBox fan — DILG
The 14-year-old student who was recently foiled by authorities after posting a mass shooting and stabbing threat against a high school in Leyte is also a fan of the violent, suspended video game "Gorebox," Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said.
By Ian Laqui
Read full article →Philippines suspends online game GoreBox after teen gunmen kill 3 at school
Philippine authorities said Tuesday they will temporarily block an online gaming app that one of two students blamed for a deadly school shooting has avidly used, to assess whether it played a role in fostering such violence.
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