Coronavirus: Hong Kong domestic helpers should be quarantined in government centres on arrival as most families do not want to house them initially, union says

Employment agencies have called for newly hired domestic helpers to be quarantined in government centres on their arrival in Hong Kong, saying most families did not want to house them over the 14-day period.Up to 10,000 maids are expected to flock to the city over the summer as the Philippines and Indonesia drop restrictions on their citizens heading overseas to work, the Hong Kong Union of Employment Agencies estimates.“We all understand most Hong Kong families live in cramped conditions,”…

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