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Should Hong Kong abandon bamboo scaffolding

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Bamboo scaffolding, an iconic part of Hong Kong, faces scrutiny in deadly fire probe
Years after it was replaced in mainland China, bamboo scaffolding is still a common sight in the Chinese territory, but may be phased out after the devastating Wang Fuk Court blaze.

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Bamboo scaffolding helped build Hong Kong's skyline, but a deadly fire may hasten its end
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128 dead in Hong Kong tower inferno as officials probe bamboo scaffolding and safety lapses
CNA
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Hong Kong's bamboo scaffolding under scrutiny after fatal fire

Hong Kong is one of the world's last remaining cities to use the frames for modern construction and building repair, a ...
The Week
21h

Did the bamboo scaffolding spread the Hong Kong apartment complex fire? Death toll rises to 128 as rescue operations end

Authorities in Hong Kong are investigating faulty fire alarms, the use of flammable renovation materials like styrofoam, and ...
Samaa TV
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Hong Kong fire kills 44, around 300 missing; police blame ‘negligence’

At least 44 dead and nearly 300 missing in Hong Kong apartment fire, with police citing unsafe scaffolding and foam materials ...
Malay Mail
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Scaffolding, foam boards, flying embers: Theories mount as investigators dissect Hong Kong’s Tai Po inferno

Investigators are examining several possible factors behind the rapid spread of the five-alarm blaze that tore through Wang ...

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