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Philippine Police Deny School Shooting, Blame Electrical Fault

Police in Sultan Kudarat province on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao denied that a shooting occurred at a high school on September 30, saying a loud noise that panicked students and teachers was likely caused by an electrical fault. No ammunition was found on campus, and the fire department is assessing possible wiring problems. The town of Isulan has suspended classes at all schools from the afternoon of September 30.

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The episode matters less as a security incident than as a test of how quickly official accounts can settle public alarm — police and the fire department are still working from a probable cause, not a confirmed one, and the wiring assessment is unresolved. It affects students, teachers and families in Isulan, whose classes are suspended while that assessment proceeds. Whether the electrical explanation is confirmed, and how the town handles the return to classrooms, is the open question; the gap between initial panic and the official version is where credibility is usually won or lost.

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