Hong Kong reproduces cement piles to prevent street sleepers after Guangdong cement cone
From Guangzhou, Hong Kong, laying cement cones under overpasses, making it impossible for street sleepers to settle under overpasses. In Hong Kong, there are also a group of street sleepers living on the streets for various reasons under the bright neon lights of the noisy city. Seventeen of them have been sleeping under the flyover on the West Kowloon Corridor at Yau Ma Tei Ferry Street for many years. In February last year, due to a greening project by the Yau Tsim Mong District Council, 2.53 million yuan (Hong Kong dollars, the same below) was spent on the bottom of the flyover with an iron net and 200 cement flower troughs were placed. Members intervened under the Hong Kong government's untimely clearance of the overpass, with pebbles, high and low stone piles, and undulating ground. "These are all designed to prevent