Wang Fuk Court

Wang Fuk Court is a residential estate in Tai Po, Hong Kong, that became the site of the city's deadliest fire in decades in November 2025, which claimed 168 lives. The fire has led to significant legal and social repercussions. Seven individuals and two companies have been charged with offenses including manslaughter and conspiracy. An independent committee is investigating the blaze, though it has declined statutory powers, raising concerns among survivors about potential scrutiny gaps. The incident has also spurred a surge in corruption complaints related to building renovations, prompting the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) to investigate bid-rigging. The fire's impact is ongoing, with many residents displaced and seeking assistance, while authorities are considering criminalizing bid-rigging. The management company for Wang Fuk Court has also faced criticism for missing deadlines related to resident meetings.