Those who contributed to the success in the H-bomb for ICBM were seen off by leading officials of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea including Ri Man Gon and Hong Sung Mu.

The streets were lively as crowds sent militant greetings to the praiseworthy heroes of the nation with bouquets, and as cheerful peasant dances were presented, and loud songs played by students' brass bands resounded.

As the line of buses with scientists and technicians in the nuclear field aboard entered University Street, teaching staff and students of Pyongyang University of Architecture, Pyongyang University of Mechanical Engineering, Kim Hyong Jik University of Education, and workers of the Pyongyang Kim Jong Suk Textile Mill and the Pyongyang Cornstarch Factory warmly saw them off, sending militant encouragement.

As the buses entered Changjon Crossroads, loud songs like "We Will Go to Mt Paektu" and "We Are Mallima Riders" blared and members of the women's union presented dances with red flags.

In the streets where "Song of Advance of Socialism" reverberated, officials of ministries and national institutions and sportspersons shook bouquets to warmly see off those who performed feats.

Songs like "Korea, Go Forward, Simultaneously Developing Two Fronts", "Advancing Socialism" and "Let's Run toward Future" resounded far and wide in the streets in the capital city.

People from all walks of life and youths and students waved bouquets wherever the buses passed.

The nuclear weapon developers acknowledged the citizens.