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North Korean TV broadcasts message from Kim Jong Un amid health rumours | LBC
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0:45Now PlayingNorth Korean state TV has broadcast a written message of thanks from Kim Jong Un to construction workers building a tourism resort.
The news bulletin came during worldwide speculation over the leader's health.
South Korea has issued a statement that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is "alive and well" following rumours about his health.
It follows a series of conflicting accounts about the leader's whereabouts and health after he was last seen in public on 11 April.
Rumours had been circulating about the health condition of the North Korean leader but Moon Chung-in, South Korean President Moon Jae-in's top foreign policy advisor, said Kim Jong Un is "well".
He told CNN: "Our government position is firm.
"Kim Jong Un is alive and well. He has been staying in the Wonsan area since 13 April. No suspicious movements have so far been detected."
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