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Hi-tech aids proposed to help elderly climb stairs to fire-ravaged Tai Po flats

Summary by South China Morning Post
Wang Fuk Court residents will soon be allowed to check their flats and collect personal items but lifts remain inoperative.

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Hong Kong Free PressHong Kong Free Press
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Tai Po fire: Some survivors wary over resettlement plan after ‘ignored’ calls to rebuild on site

With on-site redevelopment ruled out, some Wang Fuk Court residents are sceptical of government flat buyouts, fearing they may get smaller units or face fresh mortgages for equivalent homes elsewhere.

·Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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South China Morning PostSouth China Morning Post
Center

Hi-tech aids proposed to help elderly climb stairs to fire-ravaged Tai Po flats

Wang Fuk Court residents will soon be allowed to check their flats and collect personal items but lifts remain inoperative.

·Hong Kong
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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Saturday, February 28, 2026.
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