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Anjali Tsui

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  • Independent Investigative Reporter, Freelance
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As seen in: CNN, Medium, MSN, MSN Canada, The New York Times, The Guardian, The Washington Post, PBS, PBS Frontline, PBS NewsHour and
Engagement Editor and Senior Reporter @ExaminationNews, an investigative newsroom covering public health. Previously @TheCityNY, @ProPublica, @FrontlinePBS
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3 generations lost: A son’s search for justice after the Hong Kong fire

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By Anjali Tsui 
| The Spokesman-Review
HONG KONG — Lee Chun Ho’s voice cracked as he sat in the witness chair recounting the day that Hong Kong’s worst fire in decades tore through his apartment complex, killing his mother, his elder brother, his 15-month-old niece and the family’s live-in maid. Lee is one of dozens of people who have testified at public hearings in Hong Kong about the fire that killed 168 people at Wang Fuk Court in November.
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‘Human Errors’ Revealed in Inquiry into Hong Kong’s Deadly Apartment Fire

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By Anjali Tsui 
| The New York Times
‘Human Errors’ Revealed in Inquiry into Hong Kong’s Deadly Apartment Fire Evidence shared at hearings show how disabled alarms, flammable materials and ignored warnings contributed to the deaths of 168 people in the complex.
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Three Generations Lost: A Son’s Search for Justice After the Hong Kong Fire

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By Anjali Tsui 
| The New York Times
Three Generations Lost: A Son’s Search for Justice After the Hong Kong Fire Lee Chun Ho lost four members of his household in last November’s apartment-tower blaze. He’s now telling an investigative committee what contractors ignored. Lee Chun Ho (right), his father, and Mr. Lee’s sister-in-law outside Wang Fuk Court in April.
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