HONG KONG — For Fernanda Cardoso, a restoration ecologist who is part of a team developing a fully functional and diverse subtropical forest on the hillsides of Hong Kong's highest mountain Tai Mo Shan, commitment to conservation has everyday tangible results. Cardoso grew up hearing grim stories a»»»

HONG KONG: Luzar Wu was still asleep in his student hostel when he got the news – his home at Wang Fuk Court, about 40km away, was ablaze. The estate, a government-subsidised apartment complex in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district, was under renovation at the time. The fire started at Wang Cheong House be»»»

Hong Kong: Hong Kong residents who lost their homes in a massive fire at an apartment complex last year began returning on Monday for the first time to collect what is left of their belongings. The city's deadliest fire in decades killed 168 people when it ripped through seven of the eight apartmen»»»

HONG KONG: Hong Kong residents who lost their homes in a massive fire at an apartment complex last year began returning on Monday for the first time to collect what is left of their belongings. The city’s deadliest fire in decades killed 168 people when it ripped through seven of the eight apartmen»»»

Damaged areas of the residential complex in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district have been cordoned off as ‘danger zones’. (EPA Images pic) HONG KONG: Hong Kong residents who lost their homes in a massive fire at an apartment complex last year began returning on Monday for the first time to collect what is »»»

HONG KONG - Hong Kong residents who lost their homes in a massive fire at an apartment complex in 2025 began returning on April 20 for the first time to collect what is left of their belongings. The city’s deadliest fire in decades killed 168 people when it ripped through seven of the eight apartme»»»

HONG KONG, April 20, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - Hong Kong residents who lost their homes in a massive fire at an apartment complex last year began returning on Monday for the first time to collect what is left of their belongings. The city's deadliest fire in decades killed 168 people when it ripped through »»»

HONG KONG, April 20 — Thousands of Hong Kong residents who lost their homes in a massive fire last year are set to return from today for the first time to collect what is left of their belongings. The city’s deadliest fire in decades killed 168 people when it ripped through seven of the eight apart»»»

Thousands of Hong Kong residents who lost their homes in a massive fire last year are set to return from Monday for the first time to collect what is left of their belongings. The city's deadliest fire in decades killed 168 people when it ripped through seven of the eight apartment blocks at the Wa»»»