‘It’s like asking us to die’: Hong Kong subdivided flat tenants seek aid as eviction looms


Hong Kong authorities are “very concerned” about the tenants facing eviction from a Cheung Sha Wan building in March, as the landlords’ plans to upgrade the premises to comply with new rules left dozens living in subdivided flats in need of temporary housing.

The Housing Bureau said on Monday that it was in contact with 109 households in Yee Wa Building on Un Chau Street, with 72 expressing a need for transitional housing.

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