Tai Po inquiry sheds more light on final moments of firefighter Ho Wai-ho
An independent inquiry into Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades has released an interim report detailing the final moments of firefighter Ho Wai-ho. The report, from an interdepartmental fire investigation task force, was disclosed by a government-appointed independent committee on Thursday.

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AI-generatedAn independent inquiry into Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades has released an interim report detailing the final moments of firefighter Ho Wai-ho. The report, from an interdepartmental fire investigation task force, was disclosed by a government-appointed independent committee on Thursday. The fire occurred at Wang Fuk Court last November, where Ho died in the line of duty. The report included images of Ho's recovered gear, noting severe fire damage to his uniform, suggesting prolonged contact with hot or burning objects. His helmet showed a crack in the visor but little other unusual damage.
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5 extractedHo’s helmet shows little sign of unusual damage, aside from a crack in the visor.
An interim report from an interdepartmental fire investigation task force was released by the government-appointed independent committee.
Ho Wai-ho died in the line of duty responding to a blaze at Wang Fuk Court last November.
An independent inquiry released further details about the final moments of firefighter Ho Wai-ho.
The post-fire visual inspection revealed that Ho might have been in prolonged contact with hot or burning objects, resulting in severe fire damage to his uniform.