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Hundreds attend mass for Tai Po fire victims as bishop dismisses talk of pressure

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Hundreds of Hongkongers have flocked to a Catholic mass offered for the victims of the deadly Tai Po fire ahead of its first anniversary, as a church leader dismissed speculation that the event had come under pressure from authorities. The Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Tai P

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