Approximately 380 households from Hong Kong's Tai Po estate wish to return for a second visit to collect remaining belongings. Social workers have notified over 1,730 families regarding the item retrieval period scheduled between April 20 and May 4.

About 380 households from Hong Kong’s fire-ravaged housing estate in Tai Po have expressed a desire for a second visit to their homes to retrieve belongings, ahead of the first session starting from April 20, an official has said. Deputy Chief Secretary Warner Cheuk Wing-hing said on Sunday that dedicated social workers had notified more than 1,730 families from seven of the eight Wang Fuk Court towers about retrieving their items between April 20 and May 4. Authorities expect 98 per cent of...