PBA Enhances Security Measures After Online Death Threats Target Magnolia Players
Source: news.source.inquirer
Following a game at Ninoy Aquino Stadium, the PBA increased security for Magnolia players William Navarro, Ian Sangalang, and Paul Lee after they received death threats online. The threats came after Magnolia's loss to NLEX Road Warriors in the Philippine Cup, prompting immediate action from PBA officials to ensure the safety of the players.
Key Points
Three Magnolia players received death threats on social media following their loss to NLEX.
PBA officials promptly increased security measures at Ninoy Aquino Stadium.
The players, William Navarro, Ian Sangalang, and Paul Lee, were escorted out of the venue for their safety.
The threats were made by a single account claiming to have lost money on a bet.
Magnolia's loss dropped them to 7-3, affecting their standing in the PBA Philippine Cup.
