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Hong Kong fire victims frustrated by meeting agenda

Residents of a fire-damaged Hong Kong estate are frustrated by the agenda of a key meeting concerning compensation and the condition of their homes. The meeting, organized by Hop On Management Company, excluded a crucial building examination report, despite months of waiting. Residents expressed disappointment that some of their proposed agenda items were not included. AI

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Hong Kong fire victims frustrated by meeting agenda

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Fiona Sun,Theodora Yu,Kristen Cheung ·

    Owners of fire-hit Tai Po homes frustrated by agenda as key meeting gets under way

    Homeowners of a fire-hit Hong Kong estate who waited months for an extraordinary general meeting have expressed disappointment that its agenda excludes a crucial building examination report from last November’s deadly blaze. Hop On Management Company, the government-appointed adm…