Owners of Fire Hit Tai Po Homes Seek Answers Over Compensation, State of Flats The Wang Fuk Court fire that ravaged eight towers last November, killing 168 people, remains etched in Hong Kong's collective memory.
The tragedy highlighted the city's chronic issues with safety regulations, bureaucratic inefficiency, and a government prioritizing stability over accountability.
At an extraordinary general meeting for owners of the surviving tower, Wang Chi House, concerns centered on what happens next as much as what has transpired since the blaze.