On Wednesday afternoon, November 26, a major fire broke out in an apartment complex in the Tai Po area of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). The HKSAR Fire Services Department reports that firefighters worked through the night and completed their operations in the early hours of November 28. Full rescue and inspection efforts are now under way, with crews searching every unit to ensure no one remains trapped.
Amid the crisis, residents of Hong Kong have shown solidarity. Dozens volunteered at a nearby relief site, offering their services to affected families and assisting rescue teams.
"The firefighters were very hardworking and many Hong Kong residents voluntarily came to offer their services and provide support," said Adrian, a resident of Hong Kong who took part in the volunteer effort.
The volunteer response has become a vital complement to official operations, highlighting how community-driven initiatives can enhance emergency relief in real time.
As rescue teams continue their work on November 28, this outpouring of community spirit serves as a powerful reminder of the impact young global citizens can make when they come together.
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