FORT DEL PILAR, BAGUIO CITY, Philippines --- The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) said Saturday it does not believe the hazing death of Cadet 4th Class Darwin Dormitorio will affect the recruitment of potential cadets into the ranks of the country's premier military school. Maj. Reynan Afan, PMA spokesperson, assured that measures have been taken to prevent future incidents of hazing in the academy. "Sa tingin po namin, hindi naman maapektuhan ito (recruitment). Ina-assure po namin lahat ng mga pamilya, lahat ng mga magulang na isa-isa po naming inaalagaan ang kanilang mga anak dito sa PMA," he said in an interview with reporters here. (We think this will not affect the r...
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