‘Heavy’ hearts as residents of Wang Fuk Court’s only spared block return again
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‘Heavy’ hearts as residents of Wang Fuk Court’s only spared block return again

May 13, 2026
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Residents of the only block left largely unscathed in Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire have brought large suitcases, trolleys and cardboard boxes as they return home for a second time to collect their belongings. Homeowners on Wednesday also said they felt they had played a passive role and still had many questions about the government’s voluntary buy-back scheme for their flats after the November 26 fire engulfed seven of the eight blocks in Wang Fuk Court, killing 168 people and displacing nearly...

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‘Heavy’ hearts as residents of Wang Fuk Court’s only spared block return again
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