• Napolcom urges schools, parents, and communities to collaborate with police for student safety after the June 22 shooting, citing limited personnel and the need for proactive, shared responsibility.
• DepEd Eastern Visayas seeks stricter penalties for fake school threats after the June 22 school shooting in Tacloban City. As hoaxes disrupt classes and spread fear, offenders may face rehab.
• PCCI Eastern Visayas urges stronger school safety after a shooting incident in San Jose, Tacloban City, supporting the School Safety Act.
• DSWD shifts from reactive trauma care to prevention after school shootings. Plans mental health, family intervention, and multi-agency workshops, but urgency, funding, and swift action are critical.
• DSWD tightens security at Leyte’s youth rehab center holding two minors linked to the June 22 Tacloban school shooting, ensuring safety and custody.
• 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.
• 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 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.
• A bracelet Ayessa Dazo ordered online arrived five days after she was killed in San Jose school shooting in Tacloban. The unopened parcel now rests beside her coffin, a painful reminder of dreams left unfulfilled.
• Tacloban City boosts security at San Jose NHS after the fatal shooting; DepEd plans to expand measures to all 60 public schools before July 6 resumption.
Napolcom Urges Stronger School-Community Ties After San Jose Shooting 
Fake Threats Disrupt Learning, Spread Fear 
PCCI Eastern Visayas Calls for Stronger School Safety Rules After Tacloban Shooting 
The Lesson from Tacloban: Mental Health Cannot Wait 
DSWD Tightens Security at RRCY for Minors Linked to Tacloban School Shooting 
Romualdez Pushes Stronger Child Protection, Mental Health Reforms After School Tragedy 
After Ayessa’s Burial, a Tacloban Home is Left in Silence and Grief 
A City Stood With Grieving Families 
Tacloban Starts Tightening School Security After San Jose Campus Shooting