The Hong Kong Independent Commission Against Corruption is investigating the possibility of corruption behind the fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong.

The fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong is not just a simple fire; the repair project involves an amount exceeding 300 million Hong Kong dollars.
To repair the facade, each household contributed over HKD 100,000, which caused dissatisfaction among many homeowners.
But this renovation project was managed by the previous owner's incorporated association, and when the owners wanted to participate in the meetings, they were obstructed. Later, the owners united and formed a new association, but the contractor had already completed the work.
The contractor is Hongye Construction Co., Ltd. In order to save costs, non-fire-resistant green mesh cloth and flammable foam boards were used to seal the windows, causing the fire to spread to every household.
The consulting company Hongyi Architects Limited is also ineffective and has not performed the supervision work properly.
Two directors of the contractor and an engineer from the consulting company were arrested yesterday.
Whether there is corruption behind this is something everyone wants to know.
The owners spent hundreds of thousands of hard-earned money, not only failing to rebuild their beautiful homes, but also having their homes destroyed and even losing loved ones.
Hong Kong is known for its integrity, but there are inevitably dark corners that must be strictly investigated and punished!