Residents of Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court return to homes damaged in November's deadly fire that killed 168 people. Under a government scheme ending Monday, each household has just three hours to retrieve belongings. One resident, Cecilia, faces losing family treasures, precious metals and antique furniture from her upper-floor flat.
A powerful tornado struck Enid, Oklahoma on Thursday, ripping roofs off buildings, knocking down power poles and damaging homes in the rural community near Vance Air Force Base. The confirmed tornado moved across parts of the city of about 50,000 people near the state's northern border. Authorities reported no fatalities and only minor injuries, with emergency crews going door-to-door to check on residents. Vance Air Force Base was impacted, and officials conducted accountability procedures to ensure personnel safety. Governor Kevin Stitt asked the public to pray for the affected community.
Residents of Wang Fuk Court are returning to their fire-damaged homes in organized sessions to retrieve personal belongings. The process, which began on Tuesday, is scheduled to conclude on May 4.
A ceasefire in Lebanon has brought a pause in fighting after weeks of war. Residents are returning to damaged homes as questions remain over how long the truce will hold.
