Pyongyang, December 22 (KCNA) -- Agricultural workers at the Tokjang Farm in Jongju City, North Phyongan Province, the DPRK, moved into new houses as they did in April.

The new village reflecting the Workers' Party of Korea's people-first idea of architecture clearly proves the validity and vitality of the WPK's rural construction policy on turning all rural villages across the country into rich and cultured ideal socialist villages in the near future.

Present at the ceremony for moving into those houses were Ryu Song Hyok, secretary of the North Phyongan Provincial Committee of the WPK, and officials of the Party and power organs, builders and working people in Jongju City and agricultural workers to move into new houses.

Choe Yong Chol, vice-chairman of the North Phyongan Provincial People's Committee, made a congratulatory address. Then the licenses for the use of houses were conveyed to agricultural workers and speeches made.

The village was wrapped in a festive mood with the happy looks of agricultural workers, who received excellent houses free of charge all at once, and laughter of their children.

Officials congratulated the owners of the new houses. -0-