In a significant development for survivors of the November 2022 fire at the Wang Fuk Court high-rise complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, around 6,000 residents will return to their homes for the first time to collect belongings. The fire, which was the deadliest in decades, claimed 168 lives and damaged over 920 homes, leaving many residents anxious about their future. Each resident has been allocated a three-hour window to sift through their apartments, with authorities hoping to complete the process by early May. Images reveal extensive damage, including collapsed ceilings and charred walls, prompting officials to cordon off certain areas as 'danger zones'. While the government is offering to buy back the apartments at pre-fire market prices, the possibility of rebuilding on the same site has been deemed impractical. Residents like Harry Leung and Betty Ho express mixed emotions about their return, grappling with the loss of their homes and uncertainty about their future living arrangements.