Nearly two weeks after flames tore through Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court, a powerful wave of community support is helping displaced residents rebuild. Over 1,000 people affected by the November 2025 blaze are now settling into free transitional housing – a lifeline organized by local organizations and businesses.
Community Rallies Together
"This isn't just shelter – it's a fresh start," says CGTN's Huang Fei, who toured the newly opened facilities. The spaces feature furnished units, counseling services, and job placement programs. Local restaurants have committed to providing daily meals through Lunar New Year 2026.
Rebuilding Lives, One Step at a Time
Resident Ms. Li (name changed for privacy) shared her relief: "My children can finally sleep through the night again." Social workers are helping families navigate insurance claims while tech companies donate laptops for remote work and school.
This crisis response highlights Hong Kong's unique blend of public-private cooperation – proving that even in dark times, compassion lights the way forward. 💪❤️
