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La Union city hall now target of malicious online threats
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La Union city hall now target of malicious online threats

The City Hall of San Fernando, La Union, Philippines, received a threatening message online stating that it would be blown up. Local officials conducted inspections and found no evidence of any danger, confirming the threat was a hoax. San Fernando City Mayor Hermenegildo Gualberto emphasized the need to hold perpetrators accountable to prevent further incidents and reduce public fear. La Union Governor Mario Eduardo Ortega revealed that authorities had identified a suspect but could not yet disclose their identity due to ongoing investigations. The governor stressed the seriousness of such threats, noting their impact on public safety and mental well-being. To address the growing anxiety, the provincial government plans to establish a mental health facility offering counseling and psychological support to affected individuals.

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La Union city hall now target of malicious online threats

The City Hall of San Fernando, La Union, Philippines, received a threatening message online stating that it would be blown up. Local officials conducted inspections and found no evidence of any danger, confirming the threat was a hoax. San Fernando City Mayor Hermenegildo Gualberto emphasized the need to hold perpetrators accountable to prevent further incidents and reduce public fear. La Union Governor Mario Eduardo Ortega revealed that authorities had identified a suspect but could not yet disclose their identity due to ongoing investigations. The governor stressed the seriousness of such threats, noting their impact on public safety and mental well-being. To address the growing anxiety, the provincial government plans to establish a mental health facility offering counseling and psychological support to affected individuals.

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