The claim that Hong Kong authorities pledged to intervene in landlord-tenant disputes preventing residents from retrieving belongings from Wang Fuk Court is not independently corroborated. While the web search results discuss the return of residents and the time limits, none of the provided sources explicitly state that authorities pledged to intervene in landlord-tenant disputes.

The claim attributes specific statements about 'alternative arrangements' to Deputy Chief Secretary Warner Cheuk Wing-hing. While the web search results mention him visiting residents and discussing the return, the specific quote or detailed statement regarding 'alternative arrangements' to ensure fair retrieval chances is only present in the context of the provided web search snippets, and is not corroborated by other independent sources or authoritative references.

The claim that the Social Welfare Department reported that most landlord-tenant conflicts were mediated by frontline social workers is not supported by the evidence. The evidence provided for this claim consists of Wikipedia entries for various 'Social Welfare Department' names, none of which contain information about mediating landlord-tenant disputes in Hong Kong. The web search results are entirely unrelated (US Social Security).