Quality of Construction

On May 24, Juche 101 (2012), the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un inspected the construction site of the Ryugyong Health Complex. After being briefed on the facility in front of a map bearing its panoramic view, he went to the public bathroom. He stopped in front of a water tank and looked carefully at its ledge.

He told the officials that the tank had a rectangular ledge, adding that the sharp edge of the ledge should be blunted to prevent injury.

Then he made his way up to the second floor. Seeing the wooden handrails, he said: In such a place it is better to install handrails made of stone or sheet of stainless steel rather than wood; there is no need to place the wooden handrails by the wall, as they are aimed at preventing people from falling down from the staircase.

He looked round the salt and other saunas, noting that it was good to fix light-emitting diodes to make the rooms look cold and that he would send more reference books.

At the entrance to the men’s private bathroom, he saw a diffusing glass wall with a three-dimensional effect. He spoke highly of it, joking that the officials must have guided him there to show him the wall.

After looking round the construction site for a long time, he said that the construction was going quite well, but its quality would be assessed after the completion of the project.

He was very pleased that the inauguration of the Ryugyong Health Complex would mean the implementation of another instruction of General Kim Jong Il who had paid close attention to providing the people with a rich and cultured life.