Chan Kwong-tak
Chan Kwong-tak is an 83-year-old retiree who was quoted in a news article discussing a devastating fire in residential blocks in Hong Kong, expressing concern that the absence of fire alarms could have left many residents, especially those asleep, in grave danger.
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Chan Kwong-tak, 83 years old, lamented about the elderly who might have perished in the fire.
Buscas e detenções após o mais mortífero incêndio da história de Hong Kong | China
Portugal· 2025-11-27
Chan Kwong-tak, an 83-year-old resident, confirmed that the fire alarm did not sound and there were no evacuation measures or guidance for those living in the building.
Cụm chung cư cháy ở Hong Kong từng bị cảnh báo về nguy cơ hỏa hoạn
Vietnam· 2025-11-27
Chan Kwong-tak, an 83-year-old retiree living in the community, described the confusion of the moment during the fire.
Incendio a Hong Kong, fuga da 7 grattacieli in fiamme. È strage: «Almeno 55 morti, 279 dispersi, tre persone arrestate»
Italy· 2025-11-27
Chan Kwong-tak, an 83-year-old resident, lamented that the fire alarms did not sound when the fire started.
Al menos 44 muertos y 279 desaparecidos en el incendio de un complejo de torres residenciales en Hong Kong | Internacional
Spain· 2025-11-27
83-year-old Chan Kwong-tak stated that the fire alarms never went off in his building.
279 saknas efter jättebrand i Hongkong
Sweden· 2025-11-26Chan Kwong-tak, an 83-year-old retiree living in the community, told The South China Morning Post that the fire alarms failed to go off when the blaze broke out.
Hong Kong fire kills 13 people, including firefighter, in Tai Po blaze
United States· 2025-11-26
Chan Kwong-tak, an 83-year-old pensioner, expressed concern that if anyone was sleeping, they would be finished.
Flere meldes fanget og omkommet i brændende boligblokke i Hongkong
Denmark· 2025-11-26