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[Photo News] S-Oil provides heat for low-income households

By 손지영

Published : Oct. 31, 2015 - 23:26

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HEAT FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS — S-Oil CEO Nasser Al-Mahasher (second from left) and company officials deliver 50,000 coal briquettes to low-income households and senior citizens living alone in Seoul, Thursday. Since 2008, the oil refiner has been delivering coal to underprivileged citizens in the winter as part of its “Coal Briquette of Love Program.” (S-Oil) HEAT FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS — S-Oil CEO Nasser Al-Mahasher (second from left) and company officials deliver 50,000 coal briquettes to low-income households and senior citizens living alone in Seoul, Thursday. Since 2008, the oil refiner has been delivering coal to underprivileged citizens in the winter as part of its “Coal Briquette of Love Program.” (S-Oil)

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