Probe Reveals No Flame Tests on Scaffold Nets at Wang Fuk Court
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- •The Buildings Department did not conduct flame resistance tests on scaffold nets at Wang Fuk Court, as revealed on April 27, 2026.
- •Window blocking was described as inappropriate during the Tai Po fire probe but was considered outside the Buildings Department's authority.
- •On April 29, 2026, officials announced plans to examine rubbish and other items found in the fire-damaged flat at Wang Fuk Court.
- •The fire investigation is ongoing and involves multiple aspects of building safety and maintenance oversight.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the investigation finds that rubbish contributed to the fire's severity then Hong Kong building management policies may tighten waste disposal and cleanliness standards, affecting residents and property managers.
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CNHong Kong Free PressAuthorities to ‘look into’ rubbish, other items in fire-hit Wang Fuk Court flat, official saysCNHong Kong Free PressBuildings Department did not conduct flame tests on Wang Fuk Court scaffold nets, fire probe hearsREGIONALSouth China Morning Post - TopWindow blocking ‘inappropriate’ but outside building authority’s remit, Tai Po probe told