Hong Kong fire victims willing to sell flats to government: John Lee

Following a devastating fire in the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, a significant number of flat owners are open to selling their properties to the government as part of a long-term rehousing plan. Chief Executive John Lee stated the government is analyzing residents' preferences gathered through questionnaires, which included buyout, flat-for-flat exchange, and in-situ redevelopment options. Authorities are working to address the diverse needs of affected families and navigate potential legal disputes that could delay resettlement. The government aims to finalize a proposal soon, with many residents awaiting details on the acquisition price before making a final decision. A government task force is working to overcome challenges in resettling the residents.

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