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Hong Kong occurred in the Chinese administrative region an amazing and frightening incident at the same time. Homeless the visitor died sitting right at the table in McDonald’s, and I stayed in this state for a third of the day. Only eight hours other customers of the institution suspected something was wrong and turned to the police.
As it turned out, an elderly woman without a specific place residence went to a fast food restaurant and first lay down at walls. This behavior is quite normal for Chinese homeless, so no one paid special attention to the woman. It is noteworthy that some strollers in Chinese folk literally for days in the republic they live in eateries and cafes, because, according to local laws, the owners of such establishments do not have the right to put out even those people who don’t wow orders.
When one of the tables at McDonald’s freed up, the homeless moved for him, where she closed her eyes and sat in such a able to almost eight hours. Only after so big a period of time, one of the restaurant visitors called the police and said that perhaps the woman lost consciousness. Arrived by law enforcement officers ascertained the time of the death of a homeless only using recordings from surveillance cameras. It is assumed that the woman died of a heart attack as soon as she was at the table. Thus, other visitors to the institution a third day calmly sat, dined and talked next to the corpse.
The restaurant manager realized that his restaurant’s reputation could to suffer, and tried to justify himself by informing the press that his employees were told to never disturb vacationers visitors, even if they come here only to warm themselves or take refuge from precipitation. Such an explanation whitewashed the leadership of the institution. and relieved him of all responsibility for what happened. However among regular visitors to a fast food restaurant already rumors spread that the ghost of a homeless woman settled here and his even someone has already seen. At least the table at which she died unhappy, now for the most part empty …
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