The Issue of Fittings He Was Deeply Concerned about
An underground train made by Korean workers is running in the Pyongyang Metro.
There are exclusive seats distinguished from the ordinary ones in the carriages of the underground train.
One day in November 2015, the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un attended a trial run of the underground train.
He noted that the new underground train meets the technical requirements in all aspects as the means of mass transportation, lecturer Tong Hyon Suk at the Korean Revolution Museum said and continued:
"Looking at the mark of an exclusive seat in the carriage that day, the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un said he had told that separate seats for the aged and the disabled should be made in the carriages. He added that the seats were marked but their colour was not changed. And he stressed the need to set up folding chairs in certain sections of the carriages to keep a pushcart or a pram and OFLAs good for health of the office workers. In this way, he was deeply concerned about the issue of fittings of the underground train."
Kim Jong Un, who once gave instructions on making and setting up fittings perfect in aesthetic and practical value, paid deep attention even to the colour of the exclusive seat on the day of trial run.
