Pyongyang, September 5 (KCNA) -- Hundreds of modern low- and single-storied and terraced dwelling houses have been built at the Ryongsin Farm in Hamhung City, South Hamgyong Province, the DPRK. The farmers were filled with joy as they became the enjoyers of rural civilization.

Officials and builders in Hungdok District, Hamhung City built dwelling houses and villages in a way to make them full of national flavor and emotion and to preserve the regional features.

Present at the ceremony for moving into new houses were Choe Hung Jo, secretary of the South Hamgyong Provincial Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, and officials, builders and agricultural workers of Hungdok District. Hwang Myong Chol, vice-chairman of the provincial people's committee, made a congratulatory address at the ceremony.

Licenses for using houses were handed over and speeches made.

When the farmers began to move into their new houses, there was a dancing party. Officials visited new houses to share joy with their owners. -0-