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3 La Union campuses threatened online

A fake bomb threat targeting three colleges in La Union, Philippines, was posted online, prompting a police response. The La Union Provincial Police deployed their explosive ordnance disposal and canine units to check the campuses of DMMMSU-MLUC, SJBCNL, and Lorma College, but no explosives were found. Police confirmed the threat originated from a fictitious social media account and are investigating the perpetrator. Authorities emphasized the importance of not spreading unverified content and urged the public to report suspicious activity. The incident highlights the legal framework against false bomb threats under Presidential Decree No. 1727 and Republic Act No. 10175.

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3 La Union campuses threatened online

A fake bomb threat targeting three colleges in La Union, Philippines, was posted online, prompting a police response. The La Union Provincial Police deployed their explosive ordnance disposal and canine units to check the campuses of DMMMSU-MLUC, SJBCNL, and Lorma College, but no explosives were found. Police confirmed the threat originated from a fictitious social media account and are investigating the perpetrator. Authorities emphasized the importance of not spreading unverified content and urged the public to report suspicious activity. The incident highlights the legal framework against false bomb threats under Presidential Decree No. 1727 and Republic Act No. 10175.

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