The administrator for Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court, damaged by fire, is seeking to postpone a crucial owners' meeting. Residents are urging the meeting to proceed before June to address concerns about selling their flats.

The government-appointed administrator of Hong Kong’s fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court has sought to delay an owners’ meeting, prompting calls from residents to hold it before the end of June to address concerns ahead of a decision on whether to sell their flats. The move by Hop On Management Company came after more than 240 owners, representing over 12 per cent of households at the estate in Tai Po, petitioned the administrator in late April to hold an extraordinary general meeting (EGM), warning...