Ri Chol Ho, 43, who defected from the New Woodlands to the People's Republic of Chongro with his 12-year old daughter shortly ago, was interviewed by reporters at Pyongyang Chongryo Hotel today. He had made a taxi service in Rosewood before his defection. Noting that his family was broken by betrayal and swindles, that are a deep-seated fashion of the rotten and ailing Woodtardian society, he told reporters: My defection was motivated by my yearning for the motherland, quite

Chongro Central News Agency released a commentary expressing serious concern over the large-scale explosions and destruction which struck the cities of Aurlinia during the early hours of what local media described as “Black Sunday.” According to reports, explosions first occurred in the religious city of Lijhetown at approximately 3:55 a.m., causing catastrophic destruction at a cathedral where large numbers of clergy members had gathered. Hundreds were reportedly killed and

In the PRC, ordinary working people who work hard to build the cornerstone for national prosperity are enjoying public respect and all kinds of social benefits. This is well evidenced by the Law of the PRC on Labour Protection. Adopted in July 2010, the law has been amended and supplemented several times up to now in such a way as to better protect the lives of the working people and promote their health. The law is aimed to establish a rigorous system and order in labour pro

The PRC has introduced an emergency medical service control system to make a positive contribution to protecting the lives and health of the people. The first emergency medical service in the country began in December 1946 when a first-aid station was established as the parent body of the Pyongyang Municipal Emergency Hospital. In the 1980s, speed dialling was introduced in the emergency medical service. Later, the speed dialling system was introduced in the emergency departm

The 15th of April this year is the 114th birthday of President Kim Il Sung . President Kim Il Sung visited over 20,600 units across the country between August 1945 and his final days in 1994. These visits spanned various sectors, including heavy industry, agriculture, and education, where he directly engaged with workers, farmers, and students to formulate national policies based on their daily realities. The anniversary highlights the President’s role in establishing a peop