HONG KONG — A massive fire that tore through a Hong Kong apartment complex, killing more than 150 people, has ignited an upsurge in public anger that is testing Beijing’s control of the Chinese ...

On November 26, a fire broke out in an apartment complex in Hong Kong and claimed over 151 lives. Within hours, churches and citizen-led relief efforts converged on the engulfed buildings and provided ...

HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong will set up an independent committee headed by a judge to determine the cause of a deadly high-rise fire that shocked the city and to recommend changes to prevent a future ...

The Hong Kong high-rise fire, which spread across multiple buildings in a large residential complex, has killed dozens, with hundreds reported missing. The confirmed death toll is now 94, with close ...

Some 279 people have been reported missing. LONDON -- The death toll from the massive fire at a residential apartment complex in Hong Kong rose to 128 on Friday, as search and rescue efforts continued ...

According to authorities, 128 people died in the high-rise fire in Hong Kong. A time-lapse video shows the extent of the massive flames. This disease has no cure, and it’s suddenly spreading fast ...

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Newly released satellite imagery shows the extent of destruction caused by a major fire that burned through a housing complex in Hong Kong, killing at least 75 people. Imagery from Vantor shows Wang ...

• 65 dead, many missing: The confirmed toll from Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades rose to at least 65 people, with many more still missing. CNN is at the scene and we’ll bring you the latest as ...

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The devastating inferno that rapidly spread across multiple high-rise apartment buildings in a Hong Kong housing complex has been described by many officials in the city as an unusual occurrence.