‘Couldn’t do anything’: deadly Hong Kong fire devours homes of thousands

by admin | Nov 26, 2025 | Asia

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A 65-year-old resident surnamed Yuen said his neighbourhood is home to many elderly residents who use wheelchairs and walkers, and the fire left him and his wife homeless.

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