Hong Kong Fire Death Toll Rises to 128, Scores Missing
Authorities continue searching for survivors after firefighters controlled a massive blaze in the Tai Po district. The fire has tragically claimed the lives of 128 people.
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the incident as investigations into the cause proceed.
The situation remains critical, with numerous people still reported missing, intensifying the urgency of rescue efforts.
"We are working tirelessly to find survivors and determine what caused this tragic event," officials stated.
The devastating fire in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk complex has resulted in one of the deadliest residential fires in recent history.
This tragic event emphasizes the critical need for improved fire safety measures in high-density residential buildings.
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