Dozens of Shek Wu San Tsuen residents spent a chilly night sleeping rough next to their torn-down houses, claiming the Government had left them homeless.
Three families have been promised resettlement in government housing but some complained they had been waiting months for a move.
Sze Cho-wing - who had to be subdued by police after he threatened to blow up his home during Tuesday's violent confrontation with officers - said he was also considering filing a complaint with the Ombudsman.
He and his wife spent Tuesday night camped outside their home.
'I keep demanding to know when my flat will be available. They told me it needs three months for repair,' Mr Sze said. 'We and some of our neighbours slept near the debris of our homes. It was worse than a war or an earthquake. It's such a mess and it was so cold last night.' A spokeswoman for the Housing Department said the repair of Mr Sze's flat in Tin Ping Estate had long been finished. Mr Sze was unhappy about the quality of the paint work on the door, she said.
'The painting was redone yesterday. He didn't appear to take possession of the flat.' Two families who were ruled ineligible for either public housing or interim housing, have been assigned interim units on compassionate grounds, she added.
