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PNP to monitor spread of Ateneo Zamboanga shooting videos
The Philippine National Police has ordered its personnel to track the circulation of sensitive footage from a fatal shooting at a Zamboanga City school. Police officials say the incident requires careful handling to protect the dignity of those affected.
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Manila — Philippine National Police chief General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. has directed the agency to monitor and document the spread of videos depicting the deadly shooting at Ateneo de Zamboanga University's Junior High School campus.
The police chief emphasized the need for heightened sensitivity in handling materials related to the incident, citing the gravity of the situation and its impact on the affected community. The directive aims to track how digital content from the shooting is being shared across various platforms and channels.
The shooting at the Zamboanga City educational institution resulted in fatalities and has drawn widespread attention across the country. Police authorities have stressed the importance of responsible handling of sensitive materials from the incident to preserve the dignity of victims and their families.
The PNP's move reflects broader concerns about the rapid dissemination of graphic content on social media and messaging platforms. Officials have not disclosed specific details regarding suspected violations or planned enforcement actions related to the video circulation.