Pasig cops debunk alleged school threats, probe source of rumors

Pasig cops debunk alleged school threats, probe source of rumors

Law enforcers monitor security as students enter school premises. (INQUIRER.net file photo) MANILA, Philippines—The Pasig City Police Station found no actual threat against schools in the city after investigating social media posts and messages that sparked concern among students and parents. In a statement on Monday, The Pasig City Police Station said they are also tracking the source of the disinformation. The Pasig police said they have taken immediate action regarding an alleged threat targeting schools that circulated in various student group chats on Sunday evening. Article continues after this advertisement On July 20, 2026, the Pasig police held a security case conference with the Department of Education (DepEd) Division of Pasig and school officials. Authorities determined that the videos, photos and social media posts being circulated did not pose any actual threat. “During the meeting, interview on a number of identified individuals was conducted. These individuals admitted that they have shared the said videos and photos out of fun and carelessness,” said the Pasig police. The Pasig police, in coordination with the Eastern Police District Anti-Cybercrime Team (EDACT), are continuing efforts to identify and locate the original source of the false information. “Appropriate charges shall be filed against anybody who will be found to be involved in this incident,” added the Pasig police. Article continues after this advertisement Meanwhile, the Pasig police have heightened security measures and increased police visibility in schools to ensure the safety of students. The public was also urged to exercise caution and responsibility when sharing unverified online content that could cause unnecessary alarm, panic and fear within the community. /apl Article continues after this advertisement Read: Police: No bomb at Mandaluyong High School after alleged threat Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Your subscription has been successful.

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