Civil Decorations Of Hong Kong
A list of awards given to the members of civil service in Hong Kong:
Read more about Civil Decorations Of Hong Kong: Medal For Bravery (Silver) (M.B.S.), Hong Kong Police Medal For Distinguished Service (P.D.S.M.), Hong Kong Fire Services Medal For Distinguished Service (F.S.D.S.M.), Hong Kong Immigration Service Medal For Distinguished Service (I.D.S.M.), Hong Kong Customs and Excise Medal For Distinguished Service (C.D.S.M.), Hong Kong Correctional Services Medal For Distinguished Service (C.S.D.S.M.), Government Flying Service Medal For Distinguished Service (G.D.S.M.), Hong Kong ICAC Medal For Distinguished Service (I.D.S.), Bronze Bauhinia Star (B.B.S.), Medal For Bravery (Bronze) (M.B.B.), Hong Kong Police Medal For Meritorious Service (P.M.S.M.), Hong Kong Fire Services Medal For Meritorious Service (F.S.M.S.M.), Hong Kong Immigration Service Medal For Meritorious Service (I.M.S.M.), Hong Kong Customs and Excise Medal For Meritorious Service (C.M.S.M.), Hong Kong Correctional Services Medal For Meritorious Service (C.S.M.S.M.), Government Flying Service Medal For Meritorious Service (G.M.S.M.), Hong Kong ICAC Medal For Meritorious Service (I.M.S), Medal of Honour (M.H.), Chief Executive's Commendation For Community Service, Chief Executive's Commendation For Government/Public Service
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