Hong Kong fire: Reform needed to prevent future incident - CGTN

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Nearly a year after the Wang Fuk Court fire, an independent report has provided the most comprehensive account yet of the tragedy. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government has taken steps to ensure accountability. Beyond that, it is also confronting deeper institutional problems: reforms are taking shape, including tighter oversight of contractors and a centralized system to track violations and improve enforcement. Here's Wang Guan's take.