Hong Kong scaffold nets come down after deadly fire as residents get more help
Hong Kong scaffold nets come down after deadly fire as residents get more help
Construction firms began removing scaffold netting from buildings across Hong Kong on Thursday to meet a three-day government-imposed deadline following the city’s deadliest blaze in decades.
Authorities also doubled a living allowance for households at fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po and promised to help its residents with long-term housing issues.
To meet Saturday’s deadline, contractors at more than 200 buildings under renovation started taking down scaffolding mesh to allay public…
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Source: Original business report via Hong Kong – South China Morning Post
