Three-Day Mourning for Fire Victims Begins in Hong Kong
On Saturday, November 29, a three-day mourning period began in Hong Kong in memory of the victims of a major fire that occurred on November 26, reports DW. In the government quarter of Hong Kong, the head of the administration, John Lee, and senior officials honored the memory of the deceased by observing three minutes of silence. Until December 1, flags on all administrative buildings will be flown at half-mast as a sign of mourning.