A year after devastating fire, Hong Kong struggles to make amends

A year after a catastrophic fire in Hong Kong claimed 168 lives, authorities have finally apologized and a minister has resigned in response to the city's worst tragedy in decades. The incident has sparked widespread calls for systemic changes to prevent such disasters in the future. The question remains whether these actions will suffice to restore public trust and ensure long-term safety improvements. The tragedy underscores the urgent need for better urban planning and safety regulations in densely populated areas.