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Fire Accountability Backlash Mounts, as Eight More arrested over Hong Kong Fire — REUTERS / pwu404

Hong Kong Fire · Hong Kong

Fire Accountability Backlash Mounts, as Eight More arrested over Hong Kong Fire

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Hong Kong Mourns Victims of Deadly Building Fire

Hong Kong City · Hong Kong

Hong Kong Mourns Victims of Deadly Building Fire

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

An outpouring of grief swept Hong Kong on Saturday as thousands paid their respects and laid flowers for the 128 people killed in one of the city's deadliest fires, marking the start of an official, three-day mourning period. People from across the city flocked to a small park near the charred shell of Wang Fuk Court, the residential complex that burned for more than 40 hours, to place white and yellow flowers and leave handwritten messages of r…See the Story

Portraits of Courage: Helpers Who Stayed with Their Wards During Hong Kong Fire

Hong Kong City · Hong Kong

Portraits of Courage: Helpers Who Stayed with Their Wards During Hong Kong Fire

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More than 200 domestic helpers worked in Wang Fuk Court, with nearly 80 missing and many more displaced along with employers.See the Story

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