2 women climb out of window to flee Hong Kong building fire that injured 3 others
A fire in a residential building on Chun Yeung Street in North Point, Hong Kong, injured three people on Sunday. The fire, which broke out at approximately 5:28 pm in a flat reportedly occupied by a Tanzanian father and daughter, prompted the evacuation of around 20 residents.

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AI-generatedA fire in a residential building on Chun Yeung Street in North Point, Hong Kong, injured three people on Sunday. The fire, which broke out at approximately 5:28 pm in a flat reportedly occupied by a Tanzanian father and daughter, prompted the evacuation of around 20 residents. Two women escaped the blaze by climbing out of a window, using pipes and air conditioning units to descend to a lower floor. Firefighters extinguished the fire by 6:19 pm, and three individuals, aged 58 to 78, were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Police stated that the fire was accidentally started by someone using a lighter and igniting household items, and the cause remains under investigation.
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5 extractedThe fire was extinguished at 6.19pm.
Police received multiple reports of a blaze at Yen Dack Building at 5.28pm.
The fire injured three people who were sent to hospital.
Two women climbed out of a window to escape a fire.
The fire broke out in a flat reportedly occupied by a Tanzanian father and his eight-year-old daughter.