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Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades has torn apart families as the death toll climbed to 75 on Thursday night, with many heavy-hearted relatives continuing to search for missing loved ones. Firefighters searched late into the night, combing flats across seven blocks of Wang Fuk Court and finding more bodies. Authorities were yet to release details about the deceased and injured as the blaze entered its second night. In the evening, anxious families gathered at a temporary shelter in Tai Po and… Source link India Krishi Mela to be held in Mandya… Cyclone Ditwah: Sri Lankan… IIM Indore Announces…

Beijing’s state media has praised the swift rescue and relief efforts by the Hong Kong government after the city’s worst fire in decades, commending its leadership and pledging support in its first editorial commentary on the disaster. The commentary by Xinhua, which typically reflects the stance of the central government, published on Sunday focused on how the tragedy had united the city and urged Hong Kong to move forward. It recognised the leadership of Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu as… Source link India Krishi Mela to be held in Mandya… Cyclone Ditwah: Sri Lankan… IIM Indore Announces Admission… Mumbai…

Regulator assessing whether firm breached UK disclosure rules for listed companies, but is yet to launch formal investigation Business live – latest updates The City watchdog has contacted WH Smith to find out more about its accounting error that wiped almost £600m off the company’s stock market value overnight and led to the departure of its chief executive. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it had started making inquiries to assess whether the company had breached UK disclosure rules for listed companies, but is yet to launch a formal investigation. Continue reading… Source link India Krishi Mela to be…