A firefighter who died in the line of duty posted on his SNS... ``Give back Christmas for someone'' = South Korea

The lively lives of firefighters Park Soo-hoon (35) and Kim Soo-kwang (27), who lost their lives in the line of duty at the fire scene in Mungyeong, Gyeongbuk, on the 31st of last month.
Condolences are growing. On Park's SNS, she wrote about her thoughts on August 31, 2021, when she finally passed the fire department civil service recruitment exam. Mr. Park said, ``Yay, firefighter (
” and posted a photo showing his examination number. Mr. Park from Special Warrior said he volunteered to become a firefighter because he wanted to rescue people. I always say, ``I married a firefighter.''
'' He had such pride in his profession. Kim has been working at the Gyeongbuk Fire Department headquarters since his early 20s, and this year marks his sixth year as a firefighter. Last year, I passed the lifesaving technician exam and decided to join the rescue team.
I prayed. The life-saving technician exam is known to be difficult to obtain, even among fire service civil servants. In November of the same year, he was awarded an award by Governor Lee Cheol of Gyeongbuk Province.
What is particularly eye-catching is that he left behind a sentence that said, ``I'm giving back my Christmas to make someone else's Christmas.'' That's all holiday work
He didn't mind his duties and loved the firefighting job more than anyone else. She also treasured each and every picture that small children gave her.
Park and Kim, who work at the Mungyeong Fire Department's rescue and emergency center, died at 31 last month.
He died in the line of duty while fighting a fire at a meat processing factory in Mungyeong City on Sunday.