As flags fly at half mast, officials in the Philippines are trying to find out what went wrong with an attempted rescue operation on a hijacked bus full of tourists.
Eight visitors from Hong Kong died after police attempted to storm a bus commandeered by a disgruntled former police commander, who had been fired from the force.
A remembrance ceremony was held at the site of the raid, but families of victims are still angry.
The government has promised a full investigation into the attack, which is the one recent decision on the matter to win broad approval.
Al Jazeera's Wayne Hay reports from Manila.
