Pyongyang, July 28 (KCNA) -- Pyongyang, the capital city of the
Democratic People's Republic of Korea, is changing its looks with
the approach of the 60th anniversary of the Workers' Party of
Korea. The Mangyongdae revolutionary site, the hometown of
President Kim Il Sung, has been spruced up to suit the requirements
of the new century in order to convey his greatness and
revolutionary exploits down through generations.
Projects for facelifting a lot of monumental edifices and their
surroundings including the April 25 House of Culture are getting
into full stride.
The construction of dwelling houses including those of the
Pyongyang Textile Mill is progressing on an extensive scale. And
Sungri, Kaesonmun, Chilsongmun and other streets are taking on a
new look.
More than 10 nurseries, kindergartens and clinics are under
construction in Thongil Street.
Scientific, educational, cultural and public health institutions
are also being constructed.
The construction of Pyongyang Conservatory buildings and the
E-library and gymnasium of Kim Chaek University of Technology will
be soon completed.
The construction of General Dental Hospital, Heart Hospital
attached to the Red Cross Hospital and Tudan Duck Plant are going
on successfully.