The respected Comrade
"All the people across the country should give fuller play to the ennobling moral traits of taking sincere care of the parentless children, elderly with nobody to support them and persons with disabilities."
There are many countries in the world, but the DPRK is the only country where the state takes responsibilities for bringing up and caring all the people with disabilities and provides them with a happy life.
It is of remarkable importance in the WPK's disabilities' act to prevent the occurrence of disabilities and, at the same time, actively protect the health of the disabled and restore their mental and physical functions by rapidly developing the work for the rehabilitation of the disabled.
In December 2013, the state-of-the-art Munsu Rehabilitation Centre was built in Pyongyang, the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, alongside the Munsu Water Park, in a scenic spot on the River Taedong.
The Munsu Rehabilitation Centre is a comprehensive service center specializing in rehabilitation and treatment out of the Workers' Party of Korea's warm love for the people who spare nothing for the recovery of the disabled and other ordinary working people.
The Munsu Rehabilitation Hospital, whose design He reviewed over a hundred times, covers an area of 17 560 square meters and is equipped with comprehensive medical treatment bases capable of providing diverse and comprehensive rehabilitation treatments such as exercise therapy, labor therapy, verbal therapy, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy.
It has all necessary medical service conditions and environment including modern medical facilities, nerve function, cardiac rehabilitation, a wide range of physiotherapy and surgical treatment rooms and hospital rooms.
For instance, the children's treatment room with stars painted on the ceiling and ladders on the walls to appeal the children's interest is admired by each and every visitor.
The hospital furnished with modern beds, TVs, patient nurse pagers, bathrooms and lavatories tells the moving stories of his tender care.
He gave guidance to many plans and designs and worked heart and soul for the center. When the building was completed, he provided a complete set of equipment and equipment necessary for medical service, ranging from the best medical facilities to buses with special functions, and clearly indicated the problems arising in its management and operation.
That is why all the disabled people in the DPRK who live under the great socialist system full of warm love and affection across the country offer sincere gratitude to the people-first principle as well as to him for providing the disabled with genuine rights and happy days.
