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On Wednesday afternoon, a massive fire broke out at the Wang Fuk Court housing complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, rapidly engulfing seven of eight buildings. As of Sunday morning, 146 bodies have been recovered, with around 100 people still missing. Authorities arrested three construction company officials on manslaughter suspicions amid investigations into unsafe materials and gross negligence.
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A fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong has resulted in at least 55 deaths, with dozens more unaccounted for. The blaze spread rapidly through seven towers during renovations, with investigations focusing on safety violations and possible negligence related to construction materials and fire alarm failures.
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A fire at the Wang Fuk Court complex in Hong Kong has resulted in 94 deaths, with authorities arresting three officials over unsafe materials used during renovations. The fire, which started Wednesday, is Hong Kong’s deadliest since 1948 and is under investigation for possible corruption and safety violations.
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A fire at Wang Fuk Court in Hong Kong has resulted in at least 151 deaths, with investigations revealing substandard renovation materials and fire safety failures. Authorities detained 13 people amid public outrage and ongoing search efforts for victims.