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Bomb threats pester another 9 schools in Iloilo, Antique
Central Philippine University (CPU) and the University of San Agustin (USA) in Iloilo City suspended classes on Tuesday due to bomb threats.
This marks a continuation of threats that also affected CPU on Monday and USA's Basic Education Department on November 12.
In addition to CPU and USA, other schools that received threats on Tuesday include Iloilo Doctor's College and Northern Iloilo State University.
Several high schools in Iloilo City and its province, such as Iloilo City National High School and Ramon Avanceña National High School, were also targeted.
The threats have extended to the neighboring Province of Antique, with Saint Anthony's College in San Jose receiving a bomb threat.
The recurring bomb threats have caused fear, inconvenience, and loss of time for students, parents, and school personnel.
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