
Philippine school shooter kills fellow student and himself in livestreamed attack
Al Jazeera English provides only a brief video caption summarizing the basic facts (who, where, casualties) without additional context or framing.
A ninth-grade student brought firearms into a school in Zamboanga City, Philippines, and opened fire in a classroom, killing a fellow student and then killing himself. Two others were wounded, and hundreds of students were evacuated from the school, which is located on a university campus. Officials said the shooter had smuggled a .45-caliber pistol, and some reports indicate a rifle was also involved, with the attack apparently livestreamed.

Al Jazeera English provides only a brief video caption summarizing the basic facts (who, where, casualties) without additional context or framing.

Deutsche Welle (also grouped under C) provides an extensive factual account including police statements, livestream details, evacuation, and context that school shootings are rare in the Philippines due to gun regulation but a black market exists.
The Washington Times gives a short factual lede covering the core event with no additional interpretive framing beyond the immediate facts.