One month after a devastating fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po claimed the lives of 161 people and left thousands displaced, the Hong Kong community continues to grapple with grief and trauma. Residents are mourning their losses while trying to rebuild their lives amidst a profound sense of uncertainty about the future. The government has mobilized substantial support, establishing a relief fund that has grown to HK$4.1 billion, aimed at aiding the affected families and funding investigations into the causes of the disaster. While expressing gratitude for both local and international support, officials are confronted with pressing questions regarding safety regulations that may have contributed to the tragedy. Survivors and families of victims are navigating their sorrow, with many turning to community support in their efforts to find hope and resilience in the wake of the tragedy.