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Iriga City gives metal detectors to 51 public schools

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Iriga City gives metal detectors to 51 public schools
The Iriga City government distributed metal detectors to 51 public schools on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026, to strengthen security and prevent prohibited or potentially dangerous items on school campuses. INQUIRER FILES

LEGAZPI CITY — The Iriga City government distributed metal detectors to 51 public schools on Monday to strengthen security and prevent prohibited or potentially dangerous items on school campuses.

Mayor Wilfredo Rex Cuba Oliva led the distribution during the Department of Education (DepEd) Iriga City Division Management Committee meeting. Oliva turned over the devices to school principals.

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The city government said it provided the Schools Division Office with an additional metal detector.

The initiative aims to complement existing school safety protocols and help protect students, teachers, and other school personnel./ccoa

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