https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19wQy8ePCW/

also why if you live in condos... buy lower floor better

walau eh like this ah?

macam india very good standard?

not such thing as lower floor units in many modern condos now since the first 10 floors are for parking lots.

older flats / apartments in Malaysia also got cases of fires the past few years.. Luckily affected units are adjacent ones and didn't engulf half the block.





This post has been edited by alanyuppie: Nov 28 2025, 07:49 AM

bamboo scaffolding materials has no mentioning

the power of their union is stronk

Main cause of the fire is due to the protection net la, ady got people take some sample and burn them demonstrate, very flammable, spread very fast.

Who is talking about India? Lol

But Chinese like to boast they so advanced and smarter than India isn't it? Looks like not.

Where do you think this type of practice started from?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera....-hong-kong-fire

That is one of the reason. The found materials like styrofoam at the windows and the contractor was storing a lot of fire hazard materials all over the buildings due to the renovation

so you are saying india is more advanced than china?

Most all the missing person consider gone case? Edmund Poon will come Tai Po make video soon..

Our apartment that build on commercial land, got water sprinkler.
Maybe HK needs to adopt this method.

This post has been edited by ye0073: Nov 28 2025, 08:46 AM

the got fire alarm and protection system lah

just contractor disable it

no fire brigade in the world can handle this type of fire, all countries should learn from this tragedy including malaysia with so many condos

they are suppose to use FIRE RETARDANT SAFETY NETTING but using cheap green net to cut cost, this is agood example of how corruption in a country can cause severe harm to their people

our residential building 99% don't have cladding

Buy low floor scare flood
Buy high rise scare fire

Highest price doesnt mean wont cut cost , could cut even more cause in order to win with higher price, a lot of money has to channel to someone first to get the project

common practice in chyna , you silent the one that make noise and problem solve

Yes - but it didn’t go up overnight. It was there for a long time, same as the flammable seals on the windows etc etc. Many people saw it, were aware, what checks were made by ………… all the stakeholders who had public safety concerns? WHO failed in their responsibilities?
It was a significant contract - @ HKD345m I think - so the investigation of the procurement process and contract agreement will be interesting, and damming. As the residents were paying for it there’s reports on their dissatisfaction with the process and, even before the fire, the outcomes.
Of course everyone, including here, wants it cheaper - I know how MC procurement decisions are fought over tooth and nail, for savings; we’re all tuned now to expect more for less, so it will be good to find out what minimum standards and fire laws were breached.
I’m not familiar with the governance and accountability for this type of building in HK but the list of actors involved will be large I’m sure.