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Written by: Huang Diwen Yu Ruijing
2020-01-25 01:06
Last updated: 2020-01-25 01:07At the end of the 30th year, Mong Kok, like many stalls of "limited-time" cooked food stalls, had skewers, stinky tofu, and turkey roast meat, which attracted many people to patronize. Some people think that due to the impact of Wuhan pneumonia, the flow of people has decreased significantly compared with previous years. Some stall owners expect that business will be better on the first day of the new year.
Hawker stalls selling stinky tofu are very popular. (Photo by Yu Ruijing)
Mr. Huang, a citizen of the city, came to visit hawker stalls with stinky tofu and roasted meat in Turkey. He said that he might be affected by Wuhan pneumonia and the flow of people was less than in previous years. He believes that Hong Kong people have a high level of hygiene awareness. Many people have already put on masks and are not worried that the flow of people will be infected. Regarding hawkers operating only during the Lunar New Year, he believes that "less food eats more, and there is a happy meal in the festival." He said that Hong Kong people are troubled by many things this year. He said that he visited the market for the first time this year and thought that "the atmosphere is good and lively."
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The FEHD has a "Do not patronize unlicensed cooked food hawkers" banner in a prominent place. Someone posted yellow lines on the sidewalks. The hawker stalls set up only within the yellow line. Mr. Liang, who sells skewers, said that the yellow line can prevent others from setting up indiscriminately. I saw little traffic last night. He said that he believed that there would be more business on the first day of the new year, and he expected to set up the business until the third day. He also put on a mask because he was worried about pneumonia. H. Cemil YILDIZHAN, who sells Turkish yakiniku, said that although it was drizzling tonight, "Everybody has to be positive, everyone lived well".
Miss Zou, who has been setting up a stall in Mong Kok for the sixth year in a row, said that a hawker planned to set up stalls last night, but it was too early for a riot police officer to show up and point out the hawker stall. Ms. Zou is an adoptive cat stall, and customers can set prices freely. "I have always been believing, I believe I will give more." She said that she also volunteered at the Ai Xie Association. Earlier, stray cats in Mong Kok market were affected by tear gas. The cats and cats were rescued in the market, but two cats and cats died, and they hoped that cats and cats would not have to stray on the streets through adoption.
She also believes that after the government bans hawker stalls, there are fewer street snacks. It is believed that the government should retain culture and support hawker stalls. "Since the public cares about caring for fish on the streets, you can feel the scary atmosphere!"
For the sixth consecutive year, Ms. Zou, who has adopted cat stalls in Mong Kok, allows customers to freely adopt and adopt cats. (Photo by Yu Ruijing)
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