A total of 230 winners of the vaccination lucky draw launched by Sinopec (Hong Kong) were drawn this afternoon.
The first prize winner went to an elderly person aged over 60 surnamed Chan, with a HKID number prefixed with A.
The winner is offered two years of free SINO X Power gasoline.
The second prize went to 29 winners who will all receive one year's access to free SINO X Power gasoline, and a total of 200 third prize winners will receive an X CARD PLUS membership discount card.
Sinopec (Hong Kong) launched a vaccination lucky draw earlier to support the government's Covid-19 vaccination program, giving out prizes of a total value that exceeded HK$1.68 million.
The results will be announced on Sinopec's Facebook page and website this Friday. All winners will be notified individually by SMS through the mobile number provided during registration.
Li Jizhong, General Manager of Sinopec (Hong Kong), said that the lucky draw was the first of its kind among many oil companies.
He said that more than 200,000 have registered for the lucky draw as of September 30.
"We hope to encourage the public to receive the vaccine so that Hong Kong and China can resume borders in between as soon as possible," Li said.
The winner is offered two years of free SINO X Power gasoline.
The second prize went to 29 winners who will all receive one year's access to free SINO X Power gasoline, and a total of 200 third prize winners will receive an X CARD PLUS membership discount card.
Sinopec (Hong Kong) launched a vaccination lucky draw earlier to support the government's Covid-19 vaccination program, giving out prizes of a total value that exceeded HK$1.68 million.
The results will be announced on Sinopec's Facebook page and website this Friday. All winners will be notified individually by SMS through the mobile number provided during registration.
Li Jizhong, General Manager of Sinopec (Hong Kong), said that the lucky draw was the first of its kind among many oil companies.
He said that more than 200,000 have registered for the lucky draw as of September 30.
"We hope to encourage the public to receive the vaccine so that Hong Kong and China can resume borders in between as soon as possible," Li said.