The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Lee Ka-chiu, said today that after the fire broke out at Wang Fu Yuen in Tai Po, the SAR government has placed about 4,000 affected residents in temporary housing, hotels and other units. Li Jiachao said that he is concerned about the long-term housing needs of the affected residents and has instructed Deputy Secretary for Finance, Wong Wai Lun, to comprehensively collect the opinions of the affected residents and propose a follow-up resettlement plan as soon as possible.

The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Lee Ka-chiu, said today that after the fire broke out at Wang Fu Yuen in Tai Po, the SAR government has placed about 4,000 affected residents in temporary housing, hotels and other units. Li Jiachao said that he is concerned about the long-term housing needs of the affected residents and has instructed Deputy Secretary for Finance, Wong Wai Lun, to comprehensively collect the opinions of the affected residents and propose a follow-up resettlement plan as soon as possible.