Hundreds of firefighters have spent hours tackling the blaze, which began in apartment blocks surrounded by mesh netting.

As stunned Hong Kong residents grapple with the sheer speed and scale of a deadly fire, they’re raising critical questions about whether this disaster could have been prevented.

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HK conglomerates have announced donations totalling over HK$100 million to support victims of a massive Tai Po housing estate ...

A new Yahoo/YouGov survey finds that a greater number of U.S. adults now blame Trump for inflation than blamed Joe Biden in ...

People coming to the Sacramento area from similar-sized cities outside of California are likely to find it costs much more to ...

Electric vehicle owners, pub landlords and the average worker told the Daily Mail today they felt the hardest hit, while ...

The $74M project in Mount Vernon will redevelop a former Wartburg nursing home facility and provide services for seniors who ...

Experts say traditional materials allowed the fire to spread from one tower block to another, engulfing seven in total. There ...

The Conservative leader says Rachel Reeves’s plan to increase taxes on rental income will force landlords out of the market ...

Brookfield Infrastructure has increased its high-yielding dividend for 16 years in a row. Energy Transfer expects to grow its ...