HONG KONG - Victims of Hong Kong’s deadliest fire in decades began government-supervised visits to their ravaged former homes on Monday for the first time since the November blaze, looking to retrieve personal items that might have survived.The flames that engulfed seven residential towers, each of 31 floors in the northern district of Tai Po, killing 168 people, took nearly two days to douse, and eclipsed London’s Grenfell Tower inferno of 2017."I have taken away most of the stuff I wanted, those items of value," said Steven Chung, 50, adding that he did not know how to desc…READ FULL ARTICLE
