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Gifts Sent to Parentless Children and Elderly at Rest Homes Democratic People’s Republic of Korea No. 52 (3 140) weekly http://www.pyongyangtimes.com.kp e-mail:[email protected] Sat, December 26, Juche 109(2020) ROUNDUP Gifts sent to parentless children Harmonious whole fully and elderly at rest homes demonstrated year round The harmonious whole of Looking round the disaster- Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un filled with deep emotion and and disability care homes the DPRK has been further stricken areas and typhoon- sent gifts to children and happiness as they received a extended their warmest thanks strengthened through the stricken areas in South elderly persons at orphanages variety of foodstuffs. to the Supreme Leader who struggle for braving difficulties. Hamgyong Province, the and old people’s homes The same was the case provided them with happy This year the Korean people Supreme Leader specified in throughout the country on with children at baby homes, homes at scenic places and fully demonstrated once again detail the tasks and ways for Thursday. orphanages and primary and constantly bestows special the might of their harmonious stabilizing the people’s living. Students at Mangyongdae, middle schools for orphans all favour on them. whole closely rallied around the He rapidly dispatched the Kang Pan Sok and Nampho across the country. Workers’ Party of Korea. divisions of Party members revolutionary schools were Residents of old people’s KCNA They launched an offensive for from the capital city and service making a frontal breakthrough, personnel to the disaster-hit areas true to the great programme for and visited the rehabilitation ANNIVERSARY opening up a broad avenue for sites to inspire their efforts. the victory of the revolutionary Thanks to the tender care of the cause of Juche and the decision Supreme Leader who sets it as Floral tribute paid on Chairman’s on splendidly celebrating the an important issue to safeguard 75th birthday of the WPK the life and safety of the people adopted at the Fifth Plenary and takes care of those suffering supreme commandership anniv Meeting of the Seventh WPK from misfortune, the security of Central Committee at the end of the country and the people was Officials, service personnel to the great leaders at their beaming images at Kim Il Sung last year. reliably defended and better and working people across the statues as they looked back University, the Ministry of From its start, this all-people villages appeared. DPRK laid baskets of flowers upon the undying exploits they Public Security, the Mansudae grand march faced difficulties Overcoming the difficulties, at the statues of President had performed to consolidate Art Studio and others in different caused by the worldwide health the people were rallied closer Kim Il Sung and Chairman invincible military power of the parts of the capital city. crisis and unprecedented natural around the Party and greeted Kim Jong Il to mark the 29th DPRK so as to firmly defend Officials, service members disasters that hit the country in its 75th birthday as a festival of anniversary of the appointment the sovereignty and dignity and working people in all parts succession. victors. of Kim Jong Il as the Supreme of the country and nation of the country paid homage However, the Korean people The Korean people are now Commander of the Korean and demonstrate the might of to them at their statues and made great miracles and stepping up the 80-day campaign People’s Army on December socialist Korea. beaming images in their areas. changes by overcoming the to glorify the Eighth Congress 24. Flower baskets and bouquets manifold hardships under the of the WPK, in the same They paid their respects were placed at their statues and KCNA wise guidance of the WPK. surging spirit as they displayed At major meetings of the in significantly celebrating its CAMPAIGN Party Central Committee, 75th anniversary. sectional indices of its 80-day Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un This year’s struggle shows campaign goals earlier than the took important steps one after that there is no insurmountable set time. another to protect the people’s difficulty nor unconquerable Plans completed with The apatite concentrate output life and security and to heal fortress for the Korean people increased 5.9 times over the the flood damage and provide who have formed an integrated same period of last year. the inhabitants in the flood- whole with the leader. campaign near to end The Phungnyon Mine hit hit areas with stable living its campaign target far ahead conditions. KCNA As the 80-day campaign for The complex remodelled the of schedule. The Jungsan and greeting the Eighth Congress dust collection system, improved Yongyu mines also overfulfilled of the Workers’ Party of Korea the quality of molten iron and the apatite concentrate has reached the final stage, raised the output per charge, production plans by 24 and more and more industrial and thus carried out its pig iron 2 percent respectively. The establishments have fulfilled production plan and increased Ssangryong Mine produced their plans in succession in the production of rolled steel dozens of tons of phosphate different economic sectors. products. Especially, the steel fertilizer more than the plan, Dozens of coal-mining and workshop has overfulfilled its while the Jongju microelement tunnelling units at the Sunchon daily plans by over 10 percent superphosphate fertilizer factory Area Youth Coal-mining every day by introducing a hit its campaign target. Complex and the Kujang rational working method that The Riwon and Namgye and Anju area coal-mining can reduce the production cost mines exceeded all their quotas complexes have accomplished and shorten the melting time. on all indices by over 40 percent their campaign targets. The Wonsan Youth Power and the Taedonggang Battery Over 270 units and hundreds Station has reached its 80- Factory produced well over a of engine drivers overfulfilled day campaign target at 101.4 thousand batteries more than their plans throughout the rail percent. the plan. Crowds cheer as they march past the Kim Il Sung Square transport sector. In particular, power station The Hamhung Youth rostrum in the procession for celebrating the 75th founding Several locomotive corps units 1 and 2 increased their daily Electrical Appliances Factory anniversary of the Workers’ Party of Korea on October 10. have exceeded their daily electricity output over 1.3 times supplied well over a thousand transport quotas by applying by scientifically organizing feeder boxes to disaster relief The Kyongsong Insulator thus raising the productivity by appropriate driving methods, the management of water and sites and major construction Factory overfulfilled the index- half as compared to previously. while many railway stations facilities in accordance with projects in time, while increasing wise plans by 26 percent and The Kusong Machine Tool increased freight traffic and the winter conditions and the the production of electrical the Anju Pump Factory boosted Factory, Pyongyang Grindstone ensured intensive transport of characteristics of the power appliances needed at coal and output by creating and adopting Factory and Wonsan Ventilator crucial materials. station in tiers. other mines 1.2 times. many technical innovation plans. Factory have also carried out The Hwanghae Iron and Steel The mining industry sector Over 10 units in the machine The Songchongang Electrical their plans. Complex has hit its production has fulfilled the production industry sector have exceeded Appliances Factory provided targets ahead of schedule. quotas on over 10 major and their annual production targets. itself with technical guarantees, By Jong Hwa Sun PT Page 2 Sat, December 26, Juche 109(2020) LEAD INSPECTION Big stride forward made in Premier Kim inspects Mt cultural construction Kumgang tourism project Premier Kim Tok Hun, conveniences and architectural The Workers’ Party of Korea findings. A telemedicine service member of the Presidium of the beauty first in the development set forth important tasks to be Teachers made vigorous system was established between Political Bureau of the Central of Mt Kumgang area into tackled in building a thriving efforts to enhance their the Koryo Medicine General Committee of the Workers’ a modern and all-inclusive socialist country at its Seventh qualifications, with the result Hospital and provincial Party of Korea, visited Mt international tourist and cultural Congress five years ago. that the number of model Koryo medicine hospitals Kumgang tourist area to learn area so that the people can fully Since then, the DPRK has teachers and academic degree and a medicine management about its development. enjoy natural beauty. made remarkable achievements and title holders went up. information system was Looking round the Kosong The field consultative meeting in education, public health and The online education developed. Port coastal tourist area, discussed measures to properly art and literature. system saw a boost in many The art and literature sector Haegumgang seaside park area, set priorities in the development The Third Plenary Meeting universities. produced lots of excellent sports and cultural area and project according to the master of the Seventh WPK Central As public interest in works and conducted vigorous others, he discussed technical plan and fully apply the Juche- Committee in April 2018 education grew throughout artistic activities to encourage matters arising in correctly oriented idea on architecture discussed and decided on the society, dynamic activities were the people on a march for a reflecting the development of and construction policy to the issue of bringing about a radical conducted to better educational great upsurge. scenic spots in the master plan for design and construction of a turn in science and education, conditions and environment. The DPRK’s acrobatic works the development of Mt Kumgang world-class hotel, golf course, and after the 14th National Achievements were also made were given top prizes at the tourist area and carrying it out.
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