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- ‘It feels complicated’: Wang Fuk Court residents return home to bid last farewell South China Morning Post —
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Hong Kong Fire Victims Return
Nearly five months after the fatal fire, approximately 270 residents were allowed to return to their flats for the first time.
Authorities deployed over 1,000 staff to assist the victims, including elderly residents who had to train physically to climb the stairs of the 31-story buildings.
The visits are a somber milestone for the community, as many find their homes reduced to ash and their most cherished items destroyed.
An ongoing inquiry into the fire is examining failures in building management and fire safety protocols.
Wang Fuk Court
Home Ownership Scheme housing estate in Tai Po, Hong Kong
Home Ownership Scheme housing estate in Tai Po, Hong Kong
Cheuk Wing-hing
Hong Kong politician (born 1959)
Hong Kong politician (born 1959)