Pyongyang, January 13 (KCNA) -- Workers of the Pyongyang Kim Jong Suk Textile Mill in the DPRK are now pushing ahead with the production of cloth for school uniforms and bags to carry out the important tasks set forth at the 4th Plenary Meeting of the 8th Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) held in late December last year.
They put the school uniform and bag cloth production processes on a modern basis by their own efforts and technology.
The credit for the emergence of those modern production processes goes to the wise guidance of the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un .
When visiting the mill in December Juche 103 (2014), he gave it a task to newly build the modern bag cloth production process and settled all the problems arising in its realization. And he personally examined the school bag designs.
He came to the mill again in January 2016 to inspect the newly-built bag cloth production process. In front of a barotor machine at a workshop, he was briefed on the fact that the machine saves dyeing material and energy and is quick in color turn. He highly appreciated its employees for having displayed the spirit of self-reliance to manufacture the equipment on their own.
After his field guidance to the mill, its employees have considerably increased the thread output per unit time by scrupulously managing equipment, improving technical control and actively conducting a multi-spindle, multi-loom tending campaign.
They are full of zeal to positively contribute to the improvement of people's living standard by boosting the production this year, the second year for implementing the five-year plan set forth at the 8th WPK Congress. -0-
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