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Shooting at high school in the Philippines leaves 2 students and gunman dead, several injured

  • A shooting at Banga National High School in the southern Philippines left two 14-year-old students and the teenage gunman dead.
  • At least eight other people were wounded in the attack, which occurred Friday in the town of Banga, South Cotabato.
  • Police secured the school and are investigating the shooting while coordinating with school officials and medical responders.
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Bangar, 18 Sep. (askanews) - Shooting in a school in the South of the Philippines. Some areas of Banga National High School, in South Cotabato Province (Mindanao), have been smuggled from the police after a student killed at least two people before turning the weapon against himself. It is the third fatal attack in a school in the country since last June.

·Rome, Italy
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16-year-old, armed, killed three students and injured eight at a high school in Banga. Shooter warned his friends about the plan

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In an amok run at a Philippine school, at least three students die, 17 others are injured in some cases. Among the dead is also the alleged 16-year-old shooter who killed himself after shooting in the canteen.

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The shooter took his own life after the attack, which injured eight other students.

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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — A shooting in a South Philippine high school on Friday left two 14-year-olds and the teenage attacker dead, and at least 10 people injured, according to local government officials and...

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Global News broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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