A devastating fire in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court has resulted in 159 deaths, including an infant and a 97-year-old, with ongoing investigations into its cause, suspected to involve substandard renovation materials. The city plans to proceed with a legislative election amid public grief and calls for accountability, while displaced residents struggle to recover from the tragedy.
A deadly fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong, caused by flammable materials and ignored safety warnings, has resulted in over 150 deaths, sparking public outrage and calls for independent investigation amid concerns over regulatory oversight and construction practices.
A devastating fire in Hong Kong's high-rise buildings has resulted in at least 146 deaths, with the death toll expected to rise, prompting national mourning, widespread public grief, and an ongoing investigation into the cause and safety violations.
