Pyongyang, October 3 (KCNA) -- Various economic sectors and units in the DPRK fulfilled their plans for September.
True to the intention of the Workers' Party of Korea calling upon the key industrial sectors to play a leading role in achieving significant successes with high enthusiasm, officials and workers in the metallurgical and chemical industry sectors, twin pillars of the self-supporting economy, increased production.
The Ministry of Electric Power Industry successfully carried out its plan by conducting a dynamic struggle for increasing the production of electricity, the main power of the self-supporting economy.
Officials and workers in the coal-mining industry defending the outpost for self-supporting economic development strove to carry out their plans.
Those in the machine-building industry made innovations in the production of custom-built equipment with a sense of responsibility to lead the comprehensive economic sector.
The mining industry sector fulfilled its production plan for nonferrous metals and minerals on all items amid the fierce flames of collective innovation.
Officials and workers in the forestry sector carried out their production plan for timber with their redoubled efforts.
The railway transport sector overfulfilled its freight transport plan for September by conducting a dynamic campaign for increasing transport.
Several cement production units made strenuous efforts to give fresh momentum to the construction sites and workers in the light industry sector brought about a surge in production by dint of the mass movement.
The spirit of the heroic working class striving to successfully achieve this year's struggle goals is injecting vitality in the all-people general advance. -0-
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