3 workers arrested over theft at Tai Po fire block, HK$90,000 in jewellery seized
Hong Kong police arrested three construction workers on Thursday for allegedly stealing HK$90,000 worth of gold jewellery from Wang Tai House in Tai Po's Wang Fuk Court. The suspects were involved in structural reinforcement work at the estate, which was heavily damaged by a fire last November that killed 168 people.

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AI-generatedHong Kong police arrested three construction workers on Thursday for allegedly stealing HK$90,000 worth of gold jewellery from Wang Tai House in Tai Po's Wang Fuk Court. The suspects were involved in structural reinforcement work at the estate, which was heavily damaged by a fire last November that killed 168 people. The fire originated in Wang Cheong House and spread to other blocks, including Wang Tai House. Separately, displaced residents reported seeing lights in several flats of Wang Cheong House on Thursday evening. The investigation into the theft is ongoing.
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5 extractedSeven of the eight towers were engulfed in flames last November, killing 168 people.
Police arrested three workers responsible for structural reinforcement work.
HK$90,000 (US$11,510) worth of gold jewellery was seized.
Three construction workers were arrested on suspicion of theft at Tai Po’s Wang Fuk Court.
Some displaced residents noticed several flats in Wang Cheong House lit up on Thursday evening.