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00:00The night is deep, but the tension is high around the National Assembly in South Korea last night.

00:12A loud noise was heard, accompanied by the flying of military helicopters.

00:17A building collapsed in the National Assembly, and soldiers broke into it, the Parliamentary Building.

00:22The windows were broken, but the officials of the Parliament did not stop, and the security forces blocked it.

00:29They used fire extinguishers.

00:33Outside the Parliament Building, there were people protesting.

00:37The tension was rooted in the declaration of the Emergency Martial Law of South Korean President Yun Suk-yool.

00:43According to him, this is a move to protect South Korea from the communist forces of North Korea.

00:50He even accused the opposition of hostaging the parliamentary process to destroy the country.

00:56But the Martial Law of Yun did not last long.

00:59On the other side of the barricades, the lawmakers gathered to protest.

01:03Early this morning, they voted to cancel the Martial Law Declaration.

01:08According to their law, Yun could not do anything but to repeal the Martial Law, only for 6 hours, after he declared it.

01:15According to our embassy in South Korea, the situation is back to normal after a few hours of Martial Law.

01:23The Department of Foreign Affairs also did not prohibit the visit to South Korea.

01:29Because of this travel agency, the travel of those who have a booking is continuous this December.

01:33Yes, we messaged our client about it, that it's okay, it's safe to travel. It's safe to go to South Korea now.

01:41Despite this, our embassy in South Korea instructed the Filipinos to be careful when traveling.

01:46We should avoid going to big public gatherings where we are not involved.

01:55According to the DFA, more than 60,000 Filipinos are currently working in South Korea.

02:01The government is not worried about their return if tensions rise.

02:06The DFA also did not raise the alert level for South Korea.

02:10We are not afraid, but you should understand that there are tensions in South Korea. That's a political situation.

02:18Despite Yun's return, he also declared Martial Law, which was called by the opposition to remove him from office.

02:24There were also protests to stop it.

02:27Candle Vigil also held tonight as a condemnation of Yun's actions.

02:33For GMA Integrated News, I am Joseph Morong, your Saksi.

Martial Law sa South Korea, 6 na oras lang tumagal matapos bumoto ang parliament para mapawalang-bisa ito | Saksi

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