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| Hungarian Ambassador to Korea Mozes Csoma, front row fourth from right, poses with rescuers who helped recover the bodies of Korean passengers in the deadly Danube boat accident in Hungary in May 2019, at the Hungarian Cultural Institute in Seoul, May 29. Thirty-eight divers and other rescue workers were awarded the Hungarian Medal of Merit for Courage presented by Interior Minister and Deputy Prime Minister for National Security Sandor Pinter. / Courtesy of Embassy of Hungary |
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