"A recent death of a woman at a Hong Kong McDonald's, where her body lay slumped at a table unnoticed for hours, has focused attention on the city's working poor and homeless people who spend their nights at the fast food outlet's 24-hour branches. "
source:http://www.nbcnews.com/news/china/mcrefugees-mcdonalds-shelters-hong-kongs-homeless-n462986
"Traditionally it has been drug abuse or mental-health issues that forced people out of family units to live on the street. But these "new homeless" are often gainfully employed and have solid family backgrounds. It is economic necessity that makes them street sleepers." according to Professor CUHK Professor Wong Hung.
source:http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/english/features/professor-wong-hung.html
source:http://www.nbcnews.com/news/china/mcrefugees-mcdonalds-shelters-hong-kongs-homeless-n462986
"Traditionally it has been drug abuse or mental-health issues that forced people out of family units to live on the street. But these "new homeless" are often gainfully employed and have solid family backgrounds. It is economic necessity that makes them street sleepers." according to Professor CUHK Professor Wong Hung.
source:http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/english/features/professor-wong-hung.html