Hong Kong residents angry about protesters

Many people in Hong Kong say their lives and businesses have been disrupted by the "Occupy Central" movement.

Some protesters set up beds on the streets, while others play cards, mahjong, badminton and table tennis in the middle of the road. In Mong Kok, some protesters even set up hot pots to eat together, angering residents and merchants in the neighbourhood.

In Causeway Bay, residents gathered together to demand that the protesters to stop holding concerts at night. The Mong Kok area has been listed as "high-risk" by the police, with a higher chance clashes between angry residents and protesters. Local residents have been speaking out.

"These protesters shouldn't pursue political demands this way. I think Hong Kong society and people's daily lives will be affected if these protests continue. Now people face traffic jams when they go out or go to work. These protesters want to disrupt public order," a Hong Kong citizen said.