Hong Kong to Lower Flags in Mourning After Tai Po Fire
Hong Kong will fly HKSAR and Chinese national flags at half-mast from Nov 29 to Dec 1 to mourn victims of the Tai Po fire, canceling non-essential public events.
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Search and Rescue Concludes After Tai Po Fire Claims 128 Lives
Firefighting and rescue efforts at Tai Po’s Wang Fuk Court ended at 10:18 a.m. on Nov 28, with 128 confirmed deaths and around 200 missing. Authorities launch weeks-long investigation.
Residents of Hong Kong Rally to Support Tai Po Fire Victims
Residents of Hong Kong volunteer alongside firefighters after a Tai Po apartment fire, supporting rescue efforts and community-led relief.
Residents Rally After Deadliest Fire in Hong Kong’s Tai Po
Following a devastating Nov 26 fire in Tai Po that killed 65, Hong Kong’s government and community sectors have mobilized relief efforts, with a surge of donations aiding affected residents.
Death Toll in Tai Po Building Fire Rises to 65
Death toll from Tai Po apartment blaze climbs to 65 as investigations and relief efforts get underway.
Death Toll in Hong Kong’s Tai Po Blaze Rises to 55
On Nov. 27, 2025, the HKSAR Fire Services Department confirmed 55 fatalities after a massive fire tore through a residential block in Tai Po. Authorities vow to review safety measures.
Hong Kong Chief Executive Mobilizes All Resources After Fatal Tai Po Fire
Chief Executive John Lee chaired an emergency meeting on 26 November after a deadly fire in Tai Po that killed 13 people, including a firefighter, and injured many.
Xi Urges All-Out Rescue After Deadly Tai Po Fire in HKSAR
Chinese President Xi Jinping extended condolences and urged full-scale rescue after a deadly fire in Tai Po, HKSAR, where at least 14 people died, including a firefighter.
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