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Residents were left helpless as departments ‘passed the ball’ on safety complaints

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Residents were left helpless as departments ‘passed the ball’ on safety complaints — Bangkok Business news

No government department took effective ownership of fire safety risks ahead of the deadly Tai Po fire, leaving complaints made by residents to fall into a vacuum, an independent committee found, singling out four departments as partly responsible for the disaster. At the release of the 1,154-page full report on Thursday, Chief Secretary for Administration Eric Chan Kwok-ki said he would lead a steering committee to review and implement the more than 100 recommendations of the independent...

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