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PAGADIAN CITY, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR, Philippines — Grief continues to grip Ateneo de Zamboanga University (AdZU) a week after the Aug. 18 fatal shooting inside its Tumaga campus that claimed the lives of two high school students, including the shooter.
“A week has passed, but grief does not follow a timetable. Some may be ready to return to familiar routines; others will need more time, more support. So let us continue to be patient with one another, especially gentle with those who are carrying the deepest grief,” AdZU president Fr. Guillrey Anthony Andal said in a statement on Monday.
The university continued its “accompaniment activities” following the deadly shooting, allowing junior high school students to retrieve their belongings from the Tumaga campus in Zamboanga City on Monday.
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