MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) has ordered its units to conduct information campaigns to combat bullying and enhance online safety, following a fatal school shooting in Tacloban City. The directive was announced in a statement on Monday, June 29, 2026.
PNP chief General Rommel Francisco Marbil said the campaigns aim to raise awareness about the dangers of bullying and promote responsible online behavior. The move comes after a shooting incident at a school in Tacloban City that resulted in fatalities, though specific details of the incident were not immediately available from official sources.
The PNP's order includes coordinating with local government units, schools, and community organizations to disseminate information on anti-bullying measures and online safety protocols. The campaigns will also focus on encouraging victims and witnesses to report incidents of bullying and cyber threats.
General Marbil emphasized the importance of community involvement in preventing violence and ensuring the safety of students. The PNP will also work with the Department of Education and other agencies to integrate these campaigns into existing school programs.
