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Bomb joke sparks security scare at San Beda Taytay

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Neil Alcober·21 July 2026, 1:06 pm·1 MIN READ

Bomb joke sparks security scare at San Beda Taytay
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  • Students, parents, and the administration of San Beda University in Taytay, Rizal were alarmed after a netizen left a bomb joke in the comment section of a Facebook post on Sunday, 19 July.

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