A five-level fire broke out in Wang Fook Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong last November, killing 168 people, including a firefighter who died in the line of duty. Nearly a year later, the independent committee completed its investigation after multiple rounds of hearings, and the government made public the investigation report on Thursday (29th).

Name: A five-level fire broke out in Wang Fook Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong last November, killing 168 people, including a firefighter who died in the line of duty. Nearly a year later, the independent committee completed its investigation after multiple rounds of hearings, and the government made public the investigation report on Thursday (29th). | BBC News 中文 - Watch HD Online | 4Love
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A five-level fire broke out in Wang Fook Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong last November, killing 168 people, including a firefighter who died in the line of duty. Nearly a year later, the independent committee completed its investigation after multiple rounds of hearings, and the government made public the investigation report on Thursday (29th). | BBC News 中文 - Watch HD Online | 4Love

BBC News 中文 - A five-level fire broke out in Wang Fook Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong last November, killing 168 people, including a firefighter who died in the line of duty. Nearly a year later, the independent committee completed its investigation after multiple rounds of hearings, and the government made public the investigation report on Thursday (29th). | BBC News 中文 - Watch HD Online | 4Love

香港大埔宏福苑去年11月发生五级大火，造成168人死亡，包括一名殉职消防员。事隔近一年，独立委员会经过多轮聆讯后完成调查，政府于周四（29日）公开调查报告。行政长官李家超联同一众官员召开记者会，就火灾及相关问题致歉，又指“政治任命团队会承担政治责任”。房屋局局长何永贤则已于周三（28日）请辞。 BBC中文整理事件发生以来的重要时间点，回顾这一年所经历的变化。 (1/3) A five-level fire broke out in Wang Fook Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong last November, killing 168 people, including a firefighter who died in the line of duty. Nearly a year later, the independent committee completed its investigation after multiple rounds of hearings, and the government made public the investigation report on Thursday (29th). Chief Executive Lee Chia-chiu held a press conference with other officials to apologize for the fire and related issues, and said that "the politically appointed escortm will bear political responsibility." Housing Secretary Edwin Ho Wing-yin resigned on Wednesday (28th). BBC Chinese has compiled the important time points since the incident and reviewed the changes experienced this year. (1/3)