The Po Hing Fong landslide was an accidental collapse of a retaining wall in Po Hing Fong, Hong Kong on July 17, 1925. It was located next to the Blake Garden,[1] causing 75 deaths.[2] It is the landslide accident with the largest number of deaths in the history of Hong Kong.
References
edit- ^ Hong Kong's most lethal landslide: The Po Hing Fong Disaster in 1925
- ^ "香港山泥傾瀉個案". Retrieved May 11, 2008.
External links
edit- Gwulo: Old Hong Kong - Photos of Po Hing Fong landslide 1925
- Gwulo: Old Hong Kong - Workers clearing away the debris of the collapsed retaining wall and houses at Po Hing Fong in July 1925
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