宏宗物业管理有限公司未能在土地审裁处设定的周六截止日期前举行法定的业主大会。该公司将延期归咎于特殊情况，并表示将尽快重新安排会议。
宏宗物业管理有限公司周六向宏福苑居民发出通知，解释其无法按计划召开会议。此前，土地审裁处已驳回了该公司提出的延期申请。
在宏福苑发生致命火灾后，该屋苑1984户业主中共有247名业主（超过12%）于4月29日联署要求召开业主大会以讨论相关议题。根据《建筑物管理条例》，此类会议必须在有效请求提出后的45天内举行。
该公司声称，尽管面临前所未有的情况，但一直在为会议做准备，并承诺继续推进相关工作。通知中并未说明新的会议日期。
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Residents of Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court have returned to the fire-ravaged ruins in recent days, climbing stairs to retrieve jewellery, cash, photo albums and keepsakes before bidding farewell to their homes. The fire services chief acknowledged at a hearing that departments need better communication while insisting on clear divisions of responsibility. The blaze killed 168 people.
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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Multiple residents of Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court have reported problems registering for an online owners’ meeting hosted by Hop On Management, which says it has enhanced cybersecurity.
Hong Kong has launched a public consultation on proposed amendments to the Fire Services Ordinance, six months after a deadly fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po.
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Residents Joe and Annie visited their flat at Wang Fuk Court for what they believed was the last time to collect belongings. Banks are replacing cash damaged in the November fire under measures from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
Hong Kong's inquiry into the deadly Tai Po fire at Wang Fuk Court heard that the temporary removal of fireproof windows complied with regulations. Panel chairman Mr Justice David Lok Kai-hong questioned whether existing rules fairly balance workers' welfare and residents' safety. The inferno, which lasted 43 hours starting November 26 last year, killed 168 people in the deadliest blaze since 1948.
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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inquiring into the deadly Wang Fuk Court fire—the city's worst since 1948—heard that government surveyors followed outdated guidelines during renovations, forgoing in-person checks and overlooking risks like illegal alterations to emergency passages in the HK$336 million project.