North Korean government now worried for Kim Jong-un after leader disappears
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dailystar.co.ukThe North Korean government is reportedly worried by the sudden disappearance of the secretive states' dictator Kim Jong-un, it is reported.
The tyrant has not been seen in public since April 11, fuelling rumours about his deteriorating health in all all corners of the globe.
The Daily NK reports a source in Pyongyang who reports fears among the totalitarian state's elite about the murky situation.
The source said: "High-level cadres along with donju [North Korea’s wealthy entrepreneurial class] who associate with them are finding Kim’s disappearance strange and are wondering if he has health problems. "There’s now people thinking that [Kim’s disappearance] is due to a health problem and they are telling each other that they’ve heard he had
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