A public high school in Leyte received an online threat to shoot students and staff on Monday night, prompting immediate action by school authorities.Leyte National High School principal Bayani Adona contacted the police upon receiving the message around 11 p.m., and the case was referred to the Regional Anti-Cybercrime Unit for investigation.

Despite the threat, the school did not cancel classes after implementing enhanced security protocols to ensure the safety of students, teachers, and staff.

The Tacloban Schools Division Office condemned the act, calling it irresponsible and unlawful, and emphasized the importance of maintaining a safe learning environment.Authorities are working to identify those behind the threat while reassuring the community that security measures are in place to prevent any harm.The incident highlights ongoing concerns about cyber threats in educational institutions and the need for vigilance in addressing such risks.