Global News Podcast Hong Kong fire kills at least 128 people
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Nov 28, 2025 
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Alarm Failures Highlight Systemic Safety Gaps
- Hong Kong authorities found malfunctioning smoke alarms across multiple high-rise blocks after the deadly blaze.
- The discovery raises broad questions about building safety enforcement and possible accountability measures.
Red Cross Supports Shocked Families
- Eliza Chung from the Hong Kong Red Cross describes families in shock and volunteers accompanying them.
- The Red Cross aims to ensure relatives feel supported during the painful search for missing loved ones.
Local Grief Turns To Demands For Answers
- Danny Vincent describes the local mood as a mix of grief and anger with people demanding answers.
- Residents see the investigation as a test of the government’s accountability and want someone held responsible.