Hong Kong Fire Relief Fund Hits $422M for Recovery Support
The Hong Kong SAR’s fire relief fund has reached $422 million, offering short- and long-term support to families affected by the Nov 26 blaze.
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The Hong Kong SAR’s fire relief fund has reached $422 million, offering short- and long-term support to families affected by the Nov 26 blaze.
Hong Kong has canceled screenings of three Japanese films in its “Food for Thought” series following Japanese PM Takaichi’s remarks on the Taiwan region, marking cultural fallout.
On Dec 6, the Office for Safeguarding National Security urged foreign media in Hong Kong to stop false reporting on the Wang Fuk Court fire and the 2025 LegCo election.
Discover how Hong Kong’s community and government united to help Tai Po fire victims with funds, housing, and care, showing the power of solidarity in tough times.
Hong Kong reels from the Tai Po fire tragedy ahead of its December 7 LegCo election, testing governance and institutional resilience in the face of loss and reform.
Equipment from the Chinese mainland, including exoskeleton suits and pro lighting, is powering search and rescue at the Tai Po fire site in Hong Kong.
HK’s HKSAR gov’t and Liaison Office held a Constitution Day seminar with 900 attendees, observed a minute of silence for Tai Po fire victims, and discussed safety reforms and the upcoming Dec 7 Legislative Council election.
As of Dec 5, 2025, 1,900 residents have been relocated following the Wang Fuk Court fire. The HKSAR government’s Emergency Accommodation Working Group offers free temporary housing and transport.
The HKSAR government ordered removal of scaffolding nets for urgent fire safety checks after the Wang Fuk Court blaze. Investigations, search operations, and relief efforts are under way.
After completing searches inside seven fire-hit buildings at Wang Fuk Court, Hong Kong police will widen their search to surrounding areas as the death toll reaches 159 with 31 missing.