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3rdWitness Statement of Mr KU Siu Ping (English only)

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Witness statement English PDF · scanned ToR3: Building Maintenance & Renovation WorksToR4: Supervision, Roles & ResponsibilitiesToR1: Causes & Circumstances of FireToR5: Systemic Issues (Collusion, Bid-rigging, Conflicts)ToR7: Recommendations & Improvement Measures

3rd witness statement by Mr Ku Siu Ping detailing fire event and alarm issues

Summary

Mr. Ku Siu Ping, in his third witness statement, provides a detailed account of the fire event at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, focusing on the timeline, fire detection actions, and issues with the fire alarm system's responsiveness. He highlights challenges in evacuation procedures, communication gaps during the incident, and the status of the building's fire safety equipment. The statement also addresses inspections related to scaffolding nets and foam boards during renovation works.

Summary in 繁體中文

此文件為獨立委員會就旺福樓火災調查所取得的第三份證人陳述,由辜少平先生提供,全文英文,共30頁,詳述事件相關事實及證詞。

Key points

  • Witness Mr Ku Siu Ping provides detailed fire event account
  • Describes timeline and fire detection actions
  • Notes issues with fire alarm responsiveness
  • Mentions evacuation procedures and challenges
  • Highlights communication gaps during fire
  • Comments on building fire safety equipment status

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ToR1 fire timeline

Mr Ku Siu Ping provides a detailed account of the fire event timeline including initial detection and progression

ToR2 fire alarm system

Describes issues with fire alarm responsiveness and detection actions during the incident

ToR4 supervision and communication

Notes communication and evacuation procedures and the roles of personnel during the fire

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