Hong Kong Proposes Smoking Ban at Construction Sites After Deadly Fire
Hong Kong is proposing a ban on smoking at all construction sites, effective from July 17, following a deadly fire. The measure aims to enhance safety regulations within the building industry.
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Tai Po blaze: Hong Kong to ban smoking at construction sites from July 17
Smoking will be banned at construction sites in Hong Kong from July 17 under a government proposal sent to the legislature following the deadly blaze at Tai Po’s Wang Fuk Court last November. The government introduced three amendments to existing ordinances to improve fire safety at the sites on Tuesday. “Since the tragic fire which occurred in Tai Po in November 2025, there has been strong community consensus for implementing a comprehensive smoking ban in construction sites to reduce fire r...
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