Chinese Companies Pledge Tens of Millions After Deadly Hong Kong Fire Kills at Least 55

Additional corporate donors included BYD, Xpeng, Geely, NetEase, Trip.com, Midea Group, Du Xiaoman, Lenovo, Xtep Group, Fuguiniao Group and Be Friends Holdings, according to information provided to Reuters.

Hong Kong Blaze Highlights Fire Hazards of Bamboo Scaffolding

In Hong Kong, however, bamboo scaffolding remains a significant part of the construction landscape. Official figures show that there are around 2,500 registered bamboo scaffolding masters in the city, compared to about 7,500 metal scaffolders.

Hong Kong Estate Fire Leaves 44 Dead and Nearly 300 Missing

Indonesia Considers Restrictions on Video Games After Jakarta School Explosion Injures Nearly 100

China Releases Investigation Findings on Cai Guoqiang’s Fireworks Show

Tsinghua University Cracks Down on Unauthorized Tour Guides and Scalpers on Campus

Outdoor Brand Arc'teryx Faces Backlash for Fireworks Display in the Himalayas

In a statement, Arc'teryx apologized for the event, calling it “out of line with Arc'teryx’s values” and promising to work with an external agency to assess its environmental impact. The company said all fireworks were made from biodegradable materials and that the display aimed to celebrate mountain culture.

Founder of Mystic South–Yunnan Ethnic Cuisine Dies at 40

Hong Kong Police Arrest 13 Over HKD59 Million Gold Heist

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