Body of student killed in hazing arrives in Zamboanga City; double burial for his family on Saturday

The body of hazing victim John Matthew Salilig arrived on board a military aircraft at the Edwin Andrews Airbase here on Thursday morning, March 2.

ZAMBOANGA CITY –

The remains of the 24-year-old Adamson University student were met by his family and relatives led by father Jeofrey; Mayor John Dalipe here, and city police chief Col. Alexander Lorenzo. In an interview, John Martin, John Matthew’s brother, said that they will bury him and their grandfather on Saturday, March 4.

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