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There are on average around 140,000 '''[[Filipino people|Filipinos]] in [[Hong Kong]]''', of
On Sundays and on public holidays, thousands of ''feiyungs'' gather in [[Central, Hong Kong|Central]], [[Victoria Park, Hong Kong|Victoria Park]] and around [[Hong Kong Cultural Centre]] to socialise.
==Domestic Helpers==
It is estimated that over 95% of Filipinos in Hong Kong are domestic workers while some have chosen to work in bars as 'waitresses' who double as sex workers.
Filipinos are also nearly ubiquitous as singers and musicians in bars and hotels. The first Filipinos to have worked professionally in Hong Kong were these groups who went to Hong Kong during the post-World War II years and following the fall of the Mainland to the Communists in [[1949]]. Many Filipinos also work in service industries in the [[Central, Hong Kong|Central business district]] and [[Wanchai]], and also in [[Hong Kong Disneyland]] as entertainers or other cast members.
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There is a website (www.ofwhk.com) created by a group of Filipino residents that contains helpline, free services and business directory lists of Filipino shops (eg: employment services, cargo services, Phil products, employment agencies, etc..) for Filipino community in Hong Kong.
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