The web search results mention that the FSD is considering proposing a legal amendment regarding fire safety after the Tai Po blaze, which supports the claim that the department plans to amend laws and tighten oversight. However, the evidence provided is not from multiple independent news sources reporting this specific detail, making it difficult to corroborate beyond the search results.

The web search results mention Tang Wing-wah testifying about challenges like debris blocking entrances and the need for portable pumps due to deactivated booster pumps. While multiple searches reference the testimony, the specific details regarding debris blocking Wang Cheong House and the necessity of portable pumps due to deactivated booster pumps are detailed within the context of the search results, but not independently corroborated across multiple distinct sources.

The web search results mention senior firefighters testifying, but the specific detail that 'Two senior firefighters, including Derek Armstrong Chan, testified before the judge-led panel on Thursday' is only present in the context of the search results and lacks corroboration from other independent sources.

The web search results provide figures regarding the death toll (e.g., 'at least 44' or '168 people' mentioned in the context of the overall event), but the specific claim that the fire was Hong Kong's deadliest since 1948, resulting in exactly 168 deaths and displacing 5,000 residents, is not corroborated by multiple independent sources. The evidence is suggestive but not fully confirmed across different outlets.