Hong Kong Fire Death Toll and Arrests
At least 128 people have died following a severe fire at the Wang Fuk Court complex in the northern suburbs of Hong Kong on Wednesday afternoon. The tragedy marks one of the deadliest fires in the city's recent history.
Authorities have also arrested eight additional individuals in connection to the incident as investigations continue. The circumstances surrounding the fire are under close scrutiny, with officials seeking to determine the cause and any potential liabilities.
"This remains a deeply tragic event, and our thoughts are with the victims and their families," a spokesperson said during a press briefing.
The government is reportedly taking measures to support survivors and the families affected, while emergency services are working to ensure safety in the area.
The Hong Kong fire disaster underlines the urgent need for enhanced fire safety measures and accountability in urban housing complexes.
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