Hong Kong fire victims scour scorched homes for keepsakes - Reuters
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"I have taken away most of the stuff I wanted, those items of value."
— Steven Chung , Other
"True gold fears no fire."
— Leung , Other
"I found the jewel box under the bed among the ashes. That’s the only thing I can retrieve."
— Tsang , Other
"I hope everyone will abide by the three-hour rule."
— Warner Cheuk , Politician
"I have taken away most of the stuff I wanted, those items of value."
— Steven Chung , Other
"I hope everyone will abide by the three-hour rule."
— Warner Cheuk , Politician
"He said over 260 people returned to the complex Monday and police received some requests for help from residents who suspected their assets had been lost."
— Warner Cheuk , Politician
Key People
A former resident who found his wedding ring amidst the debris.
A victim of the Hong Kong fire who returned to retrieve valuables.
A resident who found her jewelry box in her scorched apartment.
Hong Kong's deputy chief secretary overseeing recovery efforts.
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<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiowFBVV95cUxPSklZMmxadkFLNVNFWTdmOUZkLTV5c1F2RnJNSEV1Y2JmM2Z0dXRTYy13QUs3Zk14VXN0Y0t0enoyM0g3WlVpdEdyY0szV184ZmFJemNNZUtWVEFpQTZFMVNoTGxUOWtnUkdRNXNHNE0xU3VraDE1NHdHQnNYRXFXWjBHUVdncnJ6VFkwMThFa1lHaUxEU1Z6VGJzTXRFUXoydVow?oc=5" target="_blank">Hong Kong fire victims scour scorched homes for keepsakes</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>
Victims of Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades began government-supervised visits to their ravaged former homes on Monday, looking to retrieve personal items that might have survived the November blaze.
Victims of Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades began government-supervised visits to their ravaged former homes on Monday, looking to retrieve personal items that might have survived the November blaze.
Victims of Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades began government-supervised visits to their ravaged former homes on Monday, looking to retrieve personal items that might have survived the November blaze.
Victims of Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades began government-supervised visits to their ravaged former homes on Monday, looking to retrieve personal items that might have survived the November blaze.
Victims of Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades began government-supervised visits to their ravaged former homes on Monday, looking to retrieve personal items that might have survived the November blaze.
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