ESNCHS Declared Safe After Bomb, Gun Threat Scare
• Classes at Eastern Samar National Comprehensive High School were suspended Friday, July 3, after a bomb and gun threat was reported. Police swept the campus and declared it clear.
• Classes at Eastern Samar National Comprehensive High School were suspended Friday, July 3, after a bomb and gun threat was reported. Police swept the campus and declared it clear.
• Rep. Martin Romualdez meets with DSWD, DOH, DepEd, and CHED officials, pledging stronger child protection and mental health laws following the San Jose NHS shooting.
• BJMP Tacloban City Jail intercepted a package containing suspected shabu, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia thrown over the perimeter fence early June 30 morning, foiling another smuggling attempt.
• Governor Evardone marked his first year by bringing government services to Eastern Samar’s farthest islands through the SeRVisyo Caravan, serving over 3,000 people across three islands.
• THundreds of Eastern Samar farmers received land titles, debt relief documents, and farm equipment from DAR and partner agencies at the Provincial Capitol Gym on June 29.
• BFAR-8 said shellfish from Daram, Samar are now safe to eat after tests showed the waters are free from red tide toxin. The ban has been lifted.
• Since 14-year-old Ayessa Dazo was buried on July 1, her Tacloban home has fallen silent. Her father struggles with grief, justice concerns, and memories of the daughter he could not protect.
• Three men from Basey, Samar surrendered and admitted involvement in the abduction and killing of former Abuyog Vice Mayor James Bohol and his son, Carlou James.
• Police confirmed the bodies found in Silago are former Abuyog Vice Mayor James Bohol and his son. Investigators are looking into business dealings and a possible personal conflict.
• Three families grieving the San Jose school shooting victims received food, prayers, and financial aid. Neighbors, classmates, and strangers offered comfort. Hospital and burial costs were covered by lawmakers.