Jordan blaze 'was fatal because of blocked fire doors'
Wallis Wang After a month-long investigation, Director of Fire Services Andy Yeung Yan-kin revealed that some fire doors in the New Lucky Ho...
Source: thestandard.com.hk
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Falling concrete chunk in Hong Kong rips hole in roof of double-decker bus, marking second case in 10 days from same building
Both of the latest cases, among string of similar incidents in city, centre on 29-storey Sun Hing Building in Mong KokNo casualties reported in both incidents; police investigation under way
Source: thestar.com.my
'Obstinate' Hong Kong building owners warned they will soon face legal action for failing to carry out required maintenance work
Development chief Bernadette Linn fires latest warning shot a day after chunk of concrete fell off old building and hit a bus in Mong Kok.
Renewal Authority Buildings Department Urban Renewal Authority Sun Hing Building Mong Kok Buildings Department
Source: scmp.com
Concrete chunk pierces through KMB bus roof, no casualties
Police were alerted to Sham Shui Po after a chunk of concrete fell off and smashed through the roof of a KMB double-decker bus this morning....
Source: thestandard.com.hk
Hong Kong: Fallen rendering followed up
Hong Kong: Fallen rendering followed up
Source: 7thspace.com
Concrete chunk punches hole through roof of bus
Stacy Shi A 47-year-old man responsible for the renovation work of Sun Hing Building in Mong Kok has been arrested hours after a concrete sl...
Source: thestandard.com.hk
One vehicle damaged as concrete falls in Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei
Concrete again fell off two buildings in Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei on Saturday morning, with a black seven-seater being damaged by the falling...
Source: thestandard.com.hk
Hong Kong dancer injured at Mirror concert 'can expect $5 million payout'
Lawyers specialising in negligence have said at least HK$30 million (S$5 million) in compensation may be awarded to a dancer at risk of being paralysed from the neck down after an accident at a concert by Hong Kong boy band Mirror – a benchmark for other victims suffering from similar injuries. Legal experts made the assessment as billionaire Richard Li...
Source: asiaone.com