Hong Kong leader apologises for deadly Tai Po fire, pledges reforms

File photo of traffic passing the charred buildings of Wang Fuk Court after the fire was extinguished. (EPA Images pic) HONG KONG: Hong Kong leader John Lee apologised on Thursday for the deadly blaze that killed 168 people in the city last November, promising extensive reforms to its building industry and regulatory system. Lee was speaking shortly before he was due to release a lengthy report…

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