Hong Kong’s home affairs chief has pledged to address concerns of Wang Fuk Court residents at a briefing to be held ahead of an owners’ meeting, saying there will be no clash with the ongoing Tai Po fire inquiry or with the period in which they will be allowed to return home to retrieve belongings.
More than 300 homeowners petitioned for a general meeting with Hop On Management, a Chinachem Group subsidiary appointed by the government as the estate’s interim administrator, to address unresolved…