왕푹 코트 관리인, 이재민 소유주들에게 1억 2,700만 홍콩달러 환급 계획 밝혀

왕푹 코트의 관리인이 대형 화재로 거주지를 잃은 소유주들에게 1억 8,000만 홍콩달러 규모의 보수 공사비 지출 이후 1억 2,700만 홍콩달러를 환급하겠다는 계획을 상세히 설명했다.

왕푹 코트의 관리인은 화요일 줌(Zoom) 화상 회의를 통해 해당 수치를 공개했다. 지난 1월 정부에 의해 임명된 홉 온 매니지먼트 컴퍼니(Hop On Management Company)는 타이포 단지 주민들을 위해 이번 회의를 주최했다.

해당 업체는 기존 업체인 ISS 이스트포인트(ISS EastPoint)로부터 업무를 인계받았으며, 89만 개의 디지털 파일과 66상자 분량의 문서를 성공적으로 넘겨받았다. 이 기록들은 3억 3,600만 홍콩달러 규모의 보수 공사 프로젝트에 관한 지불 내역을 포함하고 있다.

240명이 넘는 소유주들은 지난 4월 말 회의 개최를 위한 청원을 제출했다. 두 번째 회의는 5월 20일로 예정되어 있다. 홉 온의 서비스 디렉터 프랭키 찬(Frankie Chan)은 추가적인 문서 처리가 완료된 후 각 세대가 받게 될 정확한 환급액이 산정될 것이라고 밝혔다.

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Photorealistic image of Wang Fuk Court fire victims receiving extended rental aid from Hong Kong officials amid rehousing doubts.
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Hong Kong extends rental aid for Wang Fuk Court fire victims amid rehousing doubts

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Victims of Hong Kong's deadly Wang Fuk Court fire will keep receiving HK$150,000 annual rental subsidies until rehoused—even if it takes 2½ years—Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong Wai-lun confirmed, as the HK$6.8 billion buyback plan faces concerns over flat allocation fairness.

More than 240 owners at Hong Kong's fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court petitioned the government-appointed administrator Hop On Management Company in late April for an extraordinary general meeting. They warned of legal action at the Lands Tribunal if it is not held within 45 days, as required by the Building Management Ordinance. The petition, signed by 247 owners or 12.45% of units, exceeds the 5% threshold.

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Hong Kong authorities have offered to buy back flats destroyed in the Wang Fuk Court blaze at HK$8,000 or HK$10,500 per square foot, but some residents expressed disappointment over the lack of on-site redevelopment. Deputy Financial Secretary Michael Wong Wai-lun announced the plan, which will cost HK$6.8 billion and rule out rebuilding at the original site. The November fire killed 168 people and displaced about 5,000 residents.

Hong Kong's independent committee inquiring into the deadly Wang Fuk Court fire—the city's worst since 1948—heard that government surveyors followed outdated guidelines during renovations, forgoing in-person checks and overlooking risks like illegal alterations to emergency passages in the HK$336 million project.

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The independent committee probing the deadly Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po held its first evidential session, uncovering six human factors behind the near-total failure of fire safety measures. Leading counsel Victor Dawes SC highlighted denials of responsibility by the Labour Department, Fire Services Department, and Housing Bureau's Independent Checking Unit for the HK$336 million project. Details also emerged on the death of firefighter Ho Wai-ho amid the November inferno that killed 168.

Firefighters battling Hong Kong’s deadliest inferno in decades prioritized controlling the blaze over evacuating residents due to its unprecedented scale, a public inquiry has heard. Four Fire Services Department officers testified on Monday about the initial stages of the 43-hour fire that ravaged Wang Fuk Court in November. Commander Raymond Wong King-man stated, “If you cannot put out the fire, how can you save those trapped inside?”

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A Hong Kong fire official defended declining mainland Chinese firefighters' help during a public hearing into the city's deadliest blaze in decades. Deputy Chief Fire Officer Sunny Wong Sze-lut cited incompatibility and sufficient local manpower. Chief Executive John Lee vowed reforms to improve public safety.

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