A major fire broke out in Hong Kong’s Tai Po on November 26, 2025, as fierce flames spread across bamboo scaffolding. #taipo #hongkong #fire #blaze #scmp | South China Morning Post

A fire engulfed multiple high-rise towers of a residential housing complex in Hong Kong’s northern Tai Po district, with plumes of thick grey smoke billowing out as emergency services battled to subdue the blaze. Several people are trapped inside, public broadcaster RTHK reported, citing police. 🔗 Read the latest updates at our link in bio. #hongkong #fire #taipo | Reuters

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Around 150 firefighters and 25 engines have been deployed to a fire in Southall, West London. The blaze broke out in a warehouse, after residents reported 'hearing explosions', London Fire Brigade says. | Sky News

At least four people were killed and eight others injured after a massive fire engulfed several housing blocks in Tai Po district, Hong Kong on Wednesday (Nov 26). The flames had spread across bamboo scaffolding which covered the buildings' facade, trapping multiple residents. Local reports said fire service personnel were hurt while working to put out the massive blaze. #hongkong #hongkongnews� | CNA

At least 36 people have been killed and 279 are missing after Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in three decades ripped through high-rise residential towers sheathed in flammable bamboo scaffolding, authorities say. #fire #hongkong #highrise #inferno #apartmentfire | 7NEWS Sydney

Apocalyptic scenes in Hong Kong as a massive fire jumps from high-rise to high-rise along the city's iconic skyline. Over a dozen people are confirmed dead as the terrifying inferno rages into the night. The new images from the ferocious firefight as the death toll mounts. At least 13 people were killed, including a fireman who died in the line of duty. At least 28 others were injured, including many who were transferred to two local hospitals, fire officials said. Read the latest on this story