On recent trip, on a Sunday we noticed the subway/train stations filled with families gathered with cardboard boxes and seemingly visiting one another.
Does anyone know anything about this? We are just curious.
Sunday visiting families in subway/trainstation
These are Foreign Domestic Workers and has been a lengthy previous thread here;
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Sunday visiting families in subway/trainstation
In general, the Filipino domestic helpers hang out around Central; Indonesians gather at Victoria Park at Causeway Bay; and I heard Thai go to Kowloon City, which has a high concentration of Thai restaurants. On holidays, they bring cardboard boxes as something to sit on.
But I doubt that they can set up their cardboard shelters and sit around inside the stations, without being chased away by railroad employees. Did you see them outside station entrances?
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