Two Weeks After Blaze, Support Flows to Displaced Residents 🔥🤝
Nearly 14 days after flames engulfed Tai Po's Wang Fuk Court housing complex, Hong Kong authorities confirm 159 fatalities and 31 missing persons. With 79 injured residents now stabilized, recovery efforts shift to long-term support as schools relocate and emergency funds flow.
🚒 Cross-Community Response
The HKSAR government has allocated HK$5 million ($640K) to help Tai Po Baptist Public School students resume classes at two temporary campuses starting mid-December. 'Our assistance won't stop here,' pledged Chief Executive John Lee, vowing expanded psychological support for survivors.
👩⚕️ Medical Updates
Health Secretary Lo Chung-mau reported all injured patients are now out of critical condition, with 30 remaining hospitalized. Cross-border medical teams continue assisting local hospitals, while social workers provide trauma counseling to 300+ affected families.
🌏 Global Solidarity
Donations from mainland China and overseas Chinese communities have surpassed HK$18 million, funding temporary housing and essential supplies. As forensic teams work to identify remains, police urge anyone with missing relatives to contact hotline +852 1878-2025.
