6 Students Hospitalized After Fainting Incident at High School in Libacao
Six students from Loctuga National High School in Libacao were taken to the hospital after suddenly fainting inside the school.
On July 8, 2026 (Wednesday), the incident happened when several students unexpectedly lost consciousness while on campus. Concerned individuals immediately sought help, leading to a quick response from emergency personnel.
According to reports, the incident happened in the afternoon when several students unexpectedly lost consciousness while on campus. Concerned individuals immediately sought help, leading to a quick response from emergency personnel.
At around 2:14 p.m., the Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (LDRRMO) of Libacao received an emergency call regarding the situation. Upon receiving the report, the agency immediately deployed its Emergency Response Team and sent four ambulances to the school to assist the affected students.
Medical responders provided pre-hospital emergency care at the scene. The students underwent initial assessments, including checks of their vital signs and level of consciousness.
After receiving immediate treatment, they were transported to the Libacao Municipal Infirmary for further observation and medical attention. Some said the students appeared distressed, while others observed them crying, shouting, and acting differently before they fainted.
Some residents believed that supernatural forces may have been involved. Such beliefs are not uncommon in some communities, especially when unusual incidents happen and there is no immediate explanation.
While the students were being monitored at the hospital, religious leaders, including pastors and a priest, were reportedly called to offer prayers and spiritual support to the affected individuals and their families.
The students eventually recovered and were reported to be in stable condition after receiving medical care and support. Authorities have not yet released an official explanation regarding the cause of the incident.
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