Hong Kong Lift Contractor Taizoom Accused of Missing Fire-Safety Parts in 152 Buildings
Hong Kong authorities and police have investigated Taizoom Elevator after alleged cost-cutting and false declarations over missing fire-safety door components in lifts at public estates and private buildings, leading to arrests and a citywide review of lift contractors' work.
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| Oct 23, 6:40 AM | scmp.com | URA tells owners to avoid hiring lift company at centre of fire safety probe |
| Oct 22, 3:39 AM | scmp.com | Missing lift fire door frames confined to Taizoom, Hong Kong authorities say |
| Oct 18, 11:39 PM | scmp.com | Hong Kong lift scandal prompts calls to review checks and engineer accreditation |
| Oct 18, 8:47 AM | scmp.com | Lifts at 74 more buildings serviced by Taizoom lack safety parts, taking total to 152 |
| Oct 17, 8:57 AM | scmp.com | Hong Kong orders lift contractors to review doors installed over past 10 years |
| Oct 16, 4:30 AM | scmp.com | 3 arrested over missing fire-safety parts in 48 Hong Kong lifts, source says |
| Oct 15, 10:17 AM | scmp.com | Firm accused of cost-cutting, false declarations over fire-safety parts in 48 lifts |