Ubdivided Flat News Today

Police investigating cause of fire that forced rescuers to evacuate 22 people and resulted in another 60 fleeing the area.

Police found suspected crystal meth, crack and cocaine during raid on flat in Mong Kok.

Premises thought to have been used for year to store drugs such as crack cocaine, for supply to entertainment district.

The speed with which the government and legislators moved forward on Kai Tak light public housing disrespects the process of listening to Hongkongers’ concerns. If engaging the public and raising people’s concerns in Legco gets cut out for the sake of speed, public distrust of the government will snowball.

Tenants will struggle with electricity tariff increase, says member of Kwai Chung Subdivided Flat Residents Alliance.

Rigid eligibility rules for e-voucher scheme go against the spirit of helping needy, says Society for Community Organisation.

Legislation on tenancy control measures is a good start, but monitoring and enforcement are needed to make sure the changes stick for tenants and landlords alike.