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An industrialist's initiative to convert part of his factory into a cheap rehearsal studio for artists has failed to win the support of the Planning Department.
A luxury hotel in North Point remains partially closed a week after a rooftop blaze forced the evacuation of hundreds of guests and sparked fears about the safety of light-emitting diode (LED)...
The fire at a Mong Kok market in November, which left nine people dead after spreading to six blocks of flats, has prompted a crash programme of safety inspections by the Buildings Department of...
The Mong Kok fire that killed nine people and left 34 injured sends a strong message to improve safety standards. And while much has been said about improving fire safety within residential...
The tendency for people to turn a blind eye to safety rules concerning property is one area in which the rule of law in Hong Kong is not sufficiently respected.
Two things precious to a densely populated city of high-rise buildings are an efficient power supply and awareness of fire safety.
Fire safety is the first rule of high-rise living and working. So it is a matter of concern when a coroner's jury looking into a fatal blaze can find 11 things that need to be done to improve...
The owner of a warehouse that caught fire on Wednesday may be prosecuted for illegal storage of a flammable liquid. It took more than 100 firefighters nearly four hours to put out the fire in Kam...
Fire in a public venue can quickly turn into disaster if proper safety precautions are not in place. When it does, it never ceases to shock.
Tough regulations governing building designs and increasing concerns over safety issues give rise to job opportunities in a career that protects the community
Hong Kong can boast a number of unique attributes, but one of the least known is the high concentration of mixed-use commercial and residential properties.
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