Wang Fuk Court administrator to hold owners’ meeting in July after repeated delays

The administrator of Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court estate, which was destroyed in a deadly fire last November, has pledged to hold a long-awaited homeowners’ meeting in July after repeated delays.In a notice issued to the estate’s residents on Friday, Hop On Management Company said it had decided not to appeal against a ruling by the Lands Tribunal this month, which dismissed the company’s earlier request to postpone the extraordinary general meeting (EGM).The government appointed the company in January to act as the administrator of the Tai Po estate after seven of its eight towers were engulfed in an inferno last November, killing 168 people and displacing about 5,000 others.