Spirit of Hong Kong Awards: John Lee hails ‘role models’ as firefighters feted

South China Morning PostEN 1 min read 100% complete by Lam Ka-sing,Jimmy ChowFebruary 24, 2026 at 04:07 PM

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Hong Kong firefighters were honored at the 13th annual Spirit of Hong Kong Awards for their heroic actions during the deadly Tai Po fire in November. The awards, co-organized by the South China Morning Post and Sino Group, celebrate individuals who contribute to the community and inspire others. Chief Executive John Lee praised the winners as "role models" for their optimism and dedication to Hong Kong. The Fire Services Department received an appreciation flag at the ceremony held at the Conrad Hong Kong. Ten winners were selected from a pool of 27 finalists, recognized for their selfless efforts and positive impact on the city. The event highlighted the importance of community support and individual achievement in Hong Kong.

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