Wang Fuk Court fire result of ‘systemic failure’ in policy, experts tell hearing (opens original article in a new tab)
Experts attribute Hong Kong's deadly Wang Fuk Court fire to systemic policy failures, citing inadequate strategies for external high-rise fires and prolonged use of combustible materials in temporary works.
- Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court fire was caused by systemic policy failures, according to experts.
- Building regulations focused on interior fires, not external blazes on high-rises.
- Combustible materials used in temporary works increased fire risk.
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