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A fire at Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court housing complex has resulted in at least 159 deaths, mostly elderly residents, with over 200 missing. The blaze spread rapidly due to unsafe renovation materials, highlighting safety lapses. Displaced residents and volunteers are mourning and seeking aid. The incident is Hong Kong’s deadliest in decades.
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A fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong killed 159 people, making it the deadliest in decades. The blaze spread rapidly due to substandard scaffolding and faulty alarms. Authorities have ordered the removal of scaffolding nets and arrested 21 suspects as investigations continue into the cause and negligence involved.
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A fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong destroyed seven high-rise towers, killing at least 31 residents and leaving over 4,000 displaced. The blaze, caused during renovation, is the deadliest in decades, prompting investigations into safety violations and building practices. Many residents remain in temporary housing as authorities seek accountability.