The Philippine National Police in Taguig (PNP-Taguig) reveals that initial findings in the tragic deaths of two female high school students at Signal Village National High School do not suggest foul play.

PNP-Taguig urges the public to avoid speculative discussions to prevent exacerbating the anguish of the grieving families.

Assuring a comprehensive and swift investigation, PNP-Taguig expresses gratitude for the unwavering support from the City Government of Taguig.

The city mourns the loss of these students, extending heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved families.

Mayor Lani Cayetano directed authorities to conduct a thorough inquiry to unravel the circumstances surrounding this heart-wrenching incident.

The City Government calls for responsible social media usage, discouraging the spread of unverified information.

In a collaborative effort with faith-based organizations, Taguig recently launched the "Helping Others find Peace and Encouragement (HOPE) Program," aimed at addressing mental health issues in students.

In the face of tragedy, the City appeals for unity, urging students to participate in the program.

Recognizing the potential impact on students, counselors, psychologists, and psychiatrists will be available at Signal Village National High School.

The Taguig Mental Health Teleconsultation Hotline and dedicated social workers stand ready to provide support (Hotline: 0929-521-8373; Social Workers: 0932-272-4888).

The Department of Education (DepEd) expresses profound sadness over the loss of two learners from Signal Village National High School. DepEd pledges full cooperation with PNP-Taguig in the ongoing investigation, emphasizing the importance of respecting the families' privacy during this trying time.