Hong Kong Fire Victims Return to Ravaged Homes Months Later
Months after a devastating fire, residents in Hong Kong are finally able to return to their ravaged homes to collect belongings. Officials have outlined procedures for their access, allowing multiple trips within designated time slots.
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