Na fesiligia aloaia e Kuwait le amepasa o Filipaina e tuua le atunuu i totonu o le vaiaso ma valaauina lana lava sui mai Manila.
Na taua e se tasi o ofisa aloaia i le Matagaluega o le Va i Fafo a Kuwait e faapea, na valaauina i le Aso Faraile le amepasa o le atu Filipaina ma tuu atu ia te ia ni tusi tetee se lua.
E fesoʻotaʻi ma tala lata mai nei a le tele o ofisa o Filipina na "aofia ai soligatulafono matuia faasaga ia Kuwait."
O le aso Lua o le vaiaso na faʻatoʻese ai le faʻatoesega a le atu Filipaina ia Kuwait mo gaioiga sa vaʻaia e le vaega mulimuli, o lona solia o lana pule silisili ese, ina ua maeʻa le laveaʻiina e le ofisa o le malo o Asia i sautesasae, le tele o tagata faigaluega mai fafo mai fale o falefaigaluega.
Kuwait na tetee e uiga i le "laveaʻi" o tagatanuu Filipaina o galulue o fesoasoani i le lotoifale ma taofia leoleo faigaluega e toalua o le amupasa na aafia i faalavelave Aso Toona.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The Philippines on Tuesday formally apologized to Kuwait for actions the latter viewed as violation of its sovereignty after the southeast Asian nation's embassy “rescued” several overseas workers from employers' homes.
- An official source at Kuwait's Foreign Ministry said that it summoned on Friday the ambassador of the Philippines and handed him two protest notes.
- Kuwait had protested over the “rescue” of Philippine citizens working as domestic help and arrested two embassy staff who were involved in Saturday's incidents.
