In the mood for Manila food


Settled: The Malaysians and two foreigners residing in Malaysia with officials from the Malaysian Embassy after they were allowed into the Philippines. They were the last batch of travellers who were allowed entry after being stranded at Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

PETALING JAYA: After two days of being stranded at the airport, when they first had to sleep on benches and floors, seven Malaysians have finally been allowed into the country.

And one of the passengers said that all he wanted to do now was get a good meal and a comfortable hotel room to rest in.

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