Juche

     One day at the beginning of August, 1975 three coal miners of the Sanghwa Youth Coal Mine were hospitalized because they were heavily burnt during their work.

    Being told that their condition was serious, leader Kim Jong Il immediately called an official to his office.

    He strictly asked the official why he did not report him the dangerous situation of the coal miners immediately.

    Saying that there is nothing more important than to save their lives, leader Kim Jong Il scolded the official. He asked if the official had, on earth, any motherly love for the people who follow the Party calling it a motherly Party.

    The leader took immediate emergency measures to save the coal miners.

    He said that it was important to send medical personnels and medicines to the Sanghwa Youth Coal Mine, far away from the capital, and that it was necessary to transport them by helicopter though the night was far advanced because time is pressed.

    But at that time it began to rain with strong wind. So it was difficult for helicopter to fly.

    Leader Kim Jong Il got information about the climate from the climate observatory station and told to send a military helicopter immediately.

    He also sent them new medicines and water melons to them saying that the latter was good to reduce swelling when he was reported that the coal miners were suffering from swelling.

    Saying that helicopter is needed in such a case, our society is for the working class and there is nothing to spare for them, leader Kim Jong Il saw to it that a helicopter was sent to transport them to the patients(coal miners) as soon as possible.

    He also saw to it that they also used helicopter, if necessary, when they moved to a central hospital.

    As a result helicopter flied two times with love of leader Kim Jong Il.

    His warm love miraculously brought them back to life and their health got better as days went by.

    When he heard that their health became better, he took benevolent measure so that they could regain their health at a sanatorium after they received medical treatment at the central hospital.

    Thanks to his repeated warm love and benevolence the three coal miners could recuperate and return to duty.