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(source: rappler.com)

 Last June 28, an 18-year old second year BS Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management college student of De Lasalle - College of Saint Benilde named GUILLO CESAR SERVANDO Guillo Cesar Servando, 18, a sophomore student at the De La Selle-College of St. Benilde (DLS-CSB), was found unresponsive inside a unit of One Archer's Place along Taft Avenue in Manila. 

He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Philippine General Hospital, where he and 3 of his schoolmates were rushed after a supposed hazing ritual.

   A CCTV footage from the condominium has been released by the Manila police district (MPD) on Monday, June 30

 

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St. Benilde student dies in suspected hazing incident 

CSB Hazing Victim Guillo Servando’s CCTV Footage Released Online  

SUSPECTS

( Images courtesy of www.interaksyon.com) 

 

College of Saint Benilde posted a statement from President and Chencellor of CSB. Br. Dennis M. Magbanua FSC regarding the hazing Incident.

 Tau Gamma Phi also released a statement regarding the hazing Incident.

We know that hazing is their tradition to prove that the new member is loyal to them. Hazing is not the proper practice by the fraternities and sororities just to prove that the new member or recruit is loyal. The facts that almost 70 to 100 paddle you have to take before you called a legit member of said fraternities.

I know that fraternities and sororities are more helpful to our Community because they help the barangay tanod to patrol and street sweeper to clean the Community.