Francine Diaz, bumisita sa paaralan sa Tacloban matapos ang madugong trahedya
- Francine Diaz performed at San Jose National High School in Tacloban as part of a psychosocial support program following the deadly June 22 campus shooting
- The initiative, organized by the Tacloban City Government and supported by the Department of Education, aimed to help students and school personnel recover emotionally
- Students were seen smiling and cheering during Francine's performance, drawing positive reactions from many online
- Authorities confirmed that the two teenage suspects remain under rehabilitation and legal assessment at a DSWD facility
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Nearly two weeks after a tragic shooting claimed the lives of three students and injured 20 others at San Jose National High School in Tacloban City, actress and singer Francine Diaz visited the campus to take part in an initiative focused on helping the school community heal from the traumatic incident.
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Francine appeared before students on July 6 during a psychosocial support program organized by the City Government of Tacloban under the leadership of Mayor Alfred S. Romualdez. The activity formed part of the city's continuing efforts to assist learners and school personnel as they recover emotionally from the devastating events that unfolded on June 22.
During the program, Francine entertained students with several performances, including Carly Rae Jepsen's hit song "Call Me Maybe." Videos shared online captured students singing along, smiling, and cheering during the event, offering a welcome contrast to the grief that has surrounded the school in recent weeks.
The Department of Education's Tacloban City Schools Division supported the initiative and emphasized that emotional recovery remains a priority even as regular face-to-face classes gradually resume.
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"While face-to-face classes will resume, the healing process will continue beyond the reopening of the school. The Department of Education remains committed to providing sustained psychosocial support through appropriate school-based interventions and wellness activities that promote the emotional well-being of learners and school personnel," said DepEd Tacloban City Schools Division Superintendent Sherlita A. Palma.
She also acknowledged the assistance extended by the city government in making the special event possible.
"As part of these continuing efforts, the City Government of Tacloban, under the leadership of Hon. Alfred S. Romualdez, has sponsored a special program featuring guest performers who will visit San Jose National High School on July 6," Palma added.
According to Palma, activities centered on music, art, and positive engagement are intended to give students temporary relief while helping them gradually process the emotional effects of the tragedy.
"Through music, art, and other uplifting activities, this initiative aims to provide moments of comfort, hope, and encouragement, helping learners and school personnel gradually recover and heal from the emotional impact of the tragedy," she said.
Many netizens welcomed the initiative, saying the event could help lessen the trauma experienced by students.
"This is a good idea, to ease the trauma they experienced," one netizen commented.
"Mabuti 'yan at least makakalimutan nila kahit papaano ang nangyari sa kanilang school," another wrote.
"Maliit na bagay pero malaking tulong sa kanila para maibsan 'yung trauma na dulot."
Meanwhile, authorities confirmed that the two teenage suspects linked to the June 22 shooting remain separately housed at a Department of Social Welfare and Development rehabilitation facility. As children in conflict with the law, they continue to undergo assessment, rehabilitation, and the legal processes required under existing laws.
Francine Diaz is a highly popular Filipino actress, model, and singer who catapulted to stardom for her breakout role as Cassandra "Cassie" Mondragon in the hit drama series Kadenang Ginto. Since then, she has established herself as one of the country's top young lead actresses.
In another report, Francine Diaz opened up about the close relationship she and her five siblings continue to share with their mother, Merdick Saenz. The actress said their mom never played favorites and treated all of her children equally. Francine also described her siblings and herself as the greatest blessing they could ever give their mother.
Meanwhile, Seth Fedelin remained careful about defining the real status of his relationship with Francine Diaz. According to ABS-CBN News, the actor hinted that their connection has grown "farther than before" away from the public eye. He also jokingly referred to their viral kiss moment during the Bench fashion show.
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