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[Photo News] S-Oil honors firefighters' sacrifice

By 손지영

Published : Aug. 26, 2015 - 17:37

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S-OIL HONORS FIREFIGHTERS` SACRIFICE -- S-Oil deputy CEO Kim Dong-cheoul (left) delivers 210 million won ($177,000) in scholarships to the children of firefighters who died while on duty in a ceremony held at the Yeongdeungpo Fire Station in Seoul on Wednesday. Since 2006, S-Oil has delivered 2.8 billion won in scholarships to 978 students as part of its efforts to support the families of deceased firefighters in South Korea. (S-Oil) S-OIL HONORS FIREFIGHTERS` SACRIFICE -- S-Oil deputy CEO Kim Dong-cheoul (left) delivers 210 million won ($177,000) in scholarships to the children of firefighters who died while on duty in a ceremony held at the Yeongdeungpo Fire Station in Seoul on Wednesday. Since 2006, S-Oil has delivered 2.8 billion won in scholarships to 978 students as part of its efforts to support the families of deceased firefighters in South Korea. (S-Oil)

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