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Hong Kong NGO provides dignified farewells for fire victims and needy

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The Soul Comfort Shelter, an NGO established in 2024, provides dignified funeral services for fire victims and the needy in Hong Kong. The organization assists families in arranging burials and also helps individuals plan their funerals in advance. One notable case involved assisting the family of a victim from the Wang Fuk Court fire, ensuring a burial despite the circumstances. AI

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Hong Kong NGO provides dignified farewells for fire victims and needy

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Leopold Chen,Kristen Cheung ·

    How does this NGO help Hong Kong fire victims, needy people get a dignified farewell?

    On a drizzly, windy morning in June, a family gathered before a tombstone at Wo Hop Shek Cemetery in northern Hong Kong to bid farewell to a loved one who died in the Wang Fuk Court fire. Beneath the muddy grave and scattered stones lies a man surnamed Hung, in his forties, among…

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