At least 83 people have been killed in Hong Kong’s deadliest apartment infernos in decades, with 76 injured and dozens still trapped inside scorched high-rise towers. Multiple fires swept through Wang Fuk Court and Kwong Fuk Estate on Wednesday, devastating seven residential complexes as flames tore through renovation zones. Thick smoke, falling debris, and chaotic evacuations have left residents in shock.
Rescue teams continue navigating dangerous, blackened corridors to locate survivors, while shelters fill with displaced families — including a grieving mother who lost her baby in the blaze. As the city mourns, investigators are urgently probing the origins of the catastrophic fires, and authorities face mounting demands for answers.
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