The firefighters have had to knock down each individual door of about 200 cubicles, separated by metal sheets, to inspect what was stored inside. Photo: Sam Tsang The firefighters have had to knock down each individual door of about 200 cubicles, separated by metal sheets, to inspect what was stored inside. Photo: Sam Tsang
The firefighters have had to knock down each individual door of about 200 cubicles, separated by metal sheets, to inspect what was stored inside. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

What sparked deadly blaze? Probe begins as Ngau Tau Kok fire rages more than 100 hours after igniting

Buildings Department insists Ngau Tau Kok storage facility is still structurally safe but warns firefighters to avoid affected area

Topic |   Ngau Tau Kok fire
Phila Siu
Phila Siu and Jennifer Ngo

Updated: 4:48am, 26 Jun, 2016

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The firefighters have had to knock down each individual door of about 200 cubicles, separated by metal sheets, to inspect what was stored inside. Photo: Sam Tsang The firefighters have had to knock down each individual door of about 200 cubicles, separated by metal sheets, to inspect what was stored inside. Photo: Sam Tsang
The firefighters have had to knock down each individual door of about 200 cubicles, separated by metal sheets, to inspect what was stored inside. Photo: Sam Tsang
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