DPRK official denies Kim Jong Un's death Published on April 25, 2020
This Saturday (25), again the international media reported an alleged death of the leader of the DPRK, Kim Jong Un. In a new wave of fake news, the American news network of the famous TMZ reported this alleged death using unknown sources in China and Japan as sources.
The American portal itself did not confirm the news after investigating a confusing history of Chinese doctors who allegedly went to North Korea to attest to the “death” of Kim Jong Un.
In the midst of so much mismatched information, Alejandro Cao de Benós, the only Westerner who is part of the government of the DPRK and is Special Delegate of the Committee on Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries and President of the KFA (Korean Friendship Association), reported on his Twitter that his information that Kim Jong Un is not dead or in serious health condition is official.
Alejandro Cao de Benós:
"This is OFFICIAL: Information about the serious health of our Marshal Kim Jong Un IS FALSE and malicious. Thank you for your concern, but I ask journalists to check the news source and be less sensational."
