Seen in the street are removal vans arriving at the entrances of the apartment blocks and inhabitants carrying their furniture into their new houses.

Old woman Ri Hyong Sun told KCNA that she came to the street together with her son, daughter-in-law and grandsons as they were eager to have a look at the new house.

Among the new arrivals was Pak Hye Yong, a worker at the Pyongyang Hosiery Factory, who was busy looking round the admirably-built interior of her new house.

Also seen was a couple pondering over distribution of rooms to their family members.

All arrivals, including workers and scientists, were very satisfied with their new houses.

Cha Myong Uk, a war veteran, said:

"Now I feel very grateful to the dear respected Kim Jong Un, who paid deep attention to the building of Changjon Street to provide people with better living conditions. Comrade Kim Jong Un, thank you very much."

It is unimaginable in capitalist society where money is everything that ordinary working people are given new houses free of charge.

This is a glimpse of the advantages of the Korean-style socialist system centered on the masses."