A Note on the Wall Helped Save This 15-Yr-Old Poodle in HK’s Deadliest Blaze
Hong Kong’s deadliest fire, now claiming 156 lives, delivered one rare moment of hope: The rescue of a 15-year-old poodle named Jason.
A 43-year-old woman named Jacky Lee was not home when the blaze tore through the Tai Po residential complex on November 26, but her senior furkid was trapped alone inside.
She rushed back and tried to enter the burning building, but was stopped by firefighters and police and sent to a temporary shelter to wait.
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200 pets were saved, wow. were they on the lower floors? And those human beings live that died were they on the upper floors? How does it works? When a fire fighter rescue a dog, they would have to bring the dog DOWN to a safe area, right? could that time doing that be use to save more human lives? This HK complex is only 32 storeys and we have flats highest 50 storeys but maybe higher in future. Do we have to worry? As my father is wheelchair bound. [TIRED][COOL]
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