Hong Kong government apologizes for Tai Po fire; public divided on sincerity

Hong Kong's Chief Executive and seven principal officials issued a collective apology for the Tai Po fire that killed 168 people, 11 months after the incident. A minister has resigned and reforms promised, but public reaction is divided over the government's sincerity. This marks a rare collective government apology, signaling political pressure and potential governance implications.

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