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Amid the ever-growing revolutionary spirit of the young people of the present era who are willing to devote their wisdom and enthusiasm to the general advance for the comprehensive rejuvenation of the state, dozens of college graduates in Kangwon Province volunteered to work at factories and enterprises in major sectors.
Graduates of Wonsan Jo Kun Sil College of Technology volunteered to work at the Hoeyang Army-People Power Station, construction brigades of Kimhwa and Thongchon counties and Munchon city, foodstuff factories in Kosan and Anbyon counties, Munphyong Smeltery, etc.
Those of Wonsan College of Medical Sciences and Wonsan University of Agriculture went to ri clinics in different cities and counties of the province and the Kosan Combined Fruit Farm.
A meeting took place at the Songdowon Youth Open-air Theatre to congratulate the volunteers.
The certificates of volunteering were awarded to the volunteers in the meeting attended by officials of the Party and power organs, youth league and universities and colleges in Kangwon Province and youth and students.
A performance was given to congratulate them.
Youth and students gave bouquets to the volunteers leaving for their new worksites to encourage them.
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