Core Viewpoint - Following the fire incident at Hong Kong's Tai Po Wang Fuk Court, multiple banks have swiftly mobilized to support disaster relief and post-disaster reconstruction through donations, emergency financial services, loan extensions, and fee waivers [1][2][3]. Group 1: Donations and Financial Support - Shanghai Bank initiated an emergency donation mechanism, contributing 10 million HKD to the Hong Kong White Magnolia Charity Foundation to support rescue operations, medical treatment, and post-disaster recovery [1]. - Major banks including ICBC Asia, Bank of China Hong Kong, and others have also announced donations to aid emergency relief and reconstruction efforts [1][2]. Group 2: Emergency Services - ICBC Asia has set up dedicated service windows for affected customers, offering cardless cash withdrawals and expedited card replacements [2]. - SPD Bank established a green channel for emergency services, prioritizing the transfer of disaster relief funds and ensuring uninterrupted financial services [3]. - Several banks have increased staffing and extended operating hours at branches in the affected area to assist customers [3]. Group 3: Loan Management - Banks such as Bank of Communications (Hong Kong) and Bank of China Hong Kong are considering individual cases of affected customers for loan management, including loan extensions and fee waivers [4]. - ICBC Asia is also implementing a comprehensive plan for loan extensions, interest reductions, and fee waivers for early withdrawals from fixed deposits to meet the financial needs of disaster-affected individuals [4]. Group 4: Insurance Claims - Several banks have announced the establishment of emergency claims channels for affected customers, simplifying the claims process and providing prompt responses to inquiries [5]. - Agricultural Bank of China Insurance has initiated customer risk assessments and launched a service green channel to ensure the rights of disaster-affected individuals are protected [5].