Heroism pays as S-Oil honors those who saved others
Published: 14 Nov. 2024, 18:29
Updated: 14 Nov. 2024, 19:09
![S-Oil CEO Anwar A. AL-Hejazi, sixth from left, and S-Oil President Ryu Yeol, fourth from right in the front row, pose with 17 citizen heroes at a ceremony at the oil refiner’s headquarters in Mapo District, western Seoul, on Thursday.[S-OIL]](https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/data/photo/2024/11/14/446e2f4e-4278-4c69-b43b-2d61beaaaf8c.jpg)
S-Oil CEO Anwar A. AL-Hejazi, sixth from left, and S-Oil President Ryu Yeol, fourth from right in the front row, pose with 17 citizen heroes at a ceremony at the oil refiner’s headquarters in Mapo District, western Seoul, on Thursday.[S-OIL]
S-Oil CEO Anwar A. AL-Hejazi, sixth from left, and S-Oil President Ryu Yeol, fourth from right in the front row, pose with 17 citizen heroes at a ceremony at the oil refiner’s headquarters in Mapo District, western Seoul, on Thursday.
A total of 140 million won ($99,000) was granted to 17 individuals who put themselves at risk to save others.
The company has uncovered a total of 325 of such cases since 2008, awarding a total of 2.4 billion won in the last 17 years.
with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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