Domestic helpers in Hong Kong are facing a shortage of public spaces for relaxation on their days off. Many are resorting to makeshift shelters under footbridges and in transport hubs to gather, share meals, and rest. NGOs are calling for more designated resting areas and a review of government policies to address this issue, as helpers seek respite from crowded living conditions and a break from their employers' homes. AI
RANK_REASON This article discusses social issues related to public spaces and migrant workers, with no direct connection to AI.
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