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Kim Jong Un’s Housing Miracle: 10,000 Homes in Pyongyang

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북한 화성지구 2단계 1만세대 살림집 준공식에 참석한 김정은 총비서(사진=내나라)
General Secretary Kim Jong Un of North Korea attended the completion ceremony of 10,000 housing units in the second phase of the Hwasong District, Pyongyang (Photo=My Country)

North Korea emphasized to Kim Jong Un’s leadership that completing 10,000 housing units in the second phase of the Hwasong District in Pyongyang proves the people can achieve anything under his guidance.

The Korean Central News Agency reported on the 18th through a lengthy article titled The Miracle of Hwasong Speed, Hwasong Mythology, which Continues the Prosperity of Capital Construction, that “another splendid socialist boulevard has risen in the Hwasong District of the capital.”

The news agency emphasized, “Thanks to General Secretary Kim’s patriotic dedication, the construction of 10,000 households in the second phase of the Hwasong District was completed in a short period of one year, brilliantly fulfilling the third-year task of the five-year plan for capital construction presented at the 8th Party Congress.”

The news agency detailed the construction process: “We decided to carry out the second phase of the Hwasong District project in 2023, which is the third year of the construction of 50,000 housing units in Pyongyang.”

It also encouraged loyalty and internal cohesion by stating, “It is unshakable that our people have an absolute belief that the most powerful and affluent socialist country will surely rise thanks to General Secretary Kim.”

Meanwhile, Rodong Sinmun mentioned the completion of 10,000 housing units in the second phase of the Hwasong District in today’s editorial, stating, “The people’s ideals will surely be realized when we faithfully follow the wise guidance of Secretary General Kim.”

The Rodong Sinmun also reiterated the love for Kim Jong Un by introducing the reactions of residents who moved into the housing units in Pyongyang and other regions.

Daniel Kim
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