Hong Kong security chief vows accountability, reforms after Tai Po fire report

Hong Kong's security chief pledges legal reforms and accepts 'ultimate responsibility' for fire safety follow-ups, following a deadly blaze in Tai Po. An independent committee's report, submitted to the government, is expected to fault the Fire Services Department. This marks a shift toward accountability and potential regulatory changes in fire safety enforcement.

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