综述｜香港大埔火灾善后工作有序推进

Core Points - The Hong Kong government is actively coordinating efforts for post-fire recovery in Tai Po, focusing on housing, material supply, and emotional support for affected residents [1][2][4] Group 1: Housing and Support Measures - The government has established transitional housing for over 60 families, providing essential facilities without rent or utility costs [2] - As of December 2, 1013 residents have been accommodated in youth hostels or hotel rooms, while 1607 residents have moved into transitional housing [2] - A "one household, one social worker" mechanism has been initiated, with over 1500 households receiving follow-up services for emotional and practical support [4] Group 2: Financial and Material Assistance - The government has set up a relief fund that has received donations totaling 2 billion HKD, with an additional 300 million HKD from the government, amounting to approximately 2.3 billion HKD for recovery efforts [4] - Affected students from the fire-impacted area are receiving a special allowance of 20,000 HKD for educational expenses [4] - Medical expenses for all fire victims treated in public hospitals will be waived, and residents of the affected buildings will enjoy full medical fee exemptions until December 31, 2026 [4] Group 3: Community and Volunteer Support - Community support has been significant, with various organizations and individuals contributing to relief efforts, including the Hong Kong Red Cross and local charities [5][6] - Donations from mainland China and Macau have also played a crucial role in providing material and financial support to the affected areas [6] - The collective efforts of volunteers and community members have fostered a strong sense of unity and resilience among the affected population [6]