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Fire risk: Public housing communities such as this one are at risk of fire breaking out without careful monitoring.

Lessons to be learnt from Grenfell tragedy

AGAINST a dark night sky in the wee hours of a June morning, the fire that consumed the Grenfell Tower in London spread quickly from the fourth floor to the rest of the 24-storey building, with people inside. More than 80 are still missing. Can it happen here?

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