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[Photo News] Hero firefighter award

By Korea Herald

Published : Dec. 24, 2013 - 19:34

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S-Oil senior vice president Lee Chang-jai (left) poses with the winner of the “hero firefighter” of 2014 award Moon Gwon-ju from Gwangsan Fire Station in Gwangju after handing over a plaque of appreciation and a prize of 20 million won ($19.000). Moon rescued six people buried under a collapsed new building in the city in June. (S-Oil) S-Oil senior vice president Lee Chang-jai (left) poses with the winner of the “hero firefighter” of 2014 award Moon Gwon-ju from Gwangsan Fire Station in Gwangju after handing over a plaque of appreciation and a prize of 20 million won ($19.000). Moon rescued six people buried under a collapsed new building in the city in June. (S-Oil)

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