Kim Jong-un's stressful life and excessive boozing have led to his numerous health issues, a new report has claimed. The North Korean strongman hadn't been seen in public for 20 days, but on Saturday morning local time Kim reappeared to open a fertiliser factory.

His last appearance was presiding over a meeting on April 11, and a number of rumours had circulated claiming he was dead. A contributor to Seoul-based outlet Daily NK reported on Friday that Kim "had something wrong health-wise due to either excessive drinking or overwork".

The report went on to claim "we do not know exactly" where he is, but added: "He may have retired to his villa in Wonsan to rest." Kim's absence has raised concerns about instability in the nuclear-armed

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Guelph General Hospital is reporting Friday that it is treating 11 patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, while 17 staff members are off work due to the virus.Since Feb. 1, the number of patients has dropped by 17, while the number of staff away has dropped by 13.

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Ottawa vows update on COVID-19 border rules next week: ‘The worst is behind us’

COVID-19 border measures and expect to announce changes to the rules next week, said federal Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos.Duclos spoke in a pandemic update alongside Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer, who said the worst of this wave appears to be over.“Canada is past the peak of the Omicron wave,” Tam said, in a press conference that saw officials offering more information on a decline in cases across the country after roughly 20 to 25 per cent of the country became infected by the Omicron variant.“The worst is behind us,” Duclos added.Officials also emphasized that the highly infectious nature of Omicron means border controls have a limited impact because cases are already transmitting in Canadian communities.But they said it remains important to be aware that any changes may have to be reassessed in the event of future variants, and that the coronavirus will likely continue evolving.“Unfortunately, there may be more surprises,” said Duclos.The rapid spread of Omicron across the country began in late November 2021 and saw cases surge to record highs, sparking the imposition of tougher lockdowns in a bid to slow the spread.

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University of Alberta public health faculty calls plan to phase out COVID-19 restrictions ‘reckless’

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Kim Jong-un sends 'verbal message' to Xi Jinping on coronavirus success

Pyongyang: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has sent a verbal message to Chinese President Xi Jinping, praising Beijing for its success in stemming coronavirus spread, Yonhap News Agency reported.

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A former senior North Korean diplomat has apologised after saying leader Kim Jong-un was likely so ill he could not stand days before he emerged looking well in state media.

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Kim Jong-un's health issues 'caused by mixture of alcohol and stress'

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Defectors drop leaflets and cash in North Korea amid claims Kim Jong-un is dead

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Kim Jong-un: Taiwan issues update on 'sick' North Korean leader

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is "sick" and emergency plans are under way to replace him, Taiwan's intelligence chief has claimed.

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North Korean government now worried for Kim Jong-un after leader disappears

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South Korea says North Korea’s Kim may be trying to avoid coronavirus

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Tongues were set wagging by the no-show of Kim Jong-un at public ceremonies scheduled on 15 April to mark an anniversary of the North Korean dictator’s grandfather and founder of the Hermit Kingdom. Hailed as the “Day of the Sun", the date has always loomed large on the country’s political calendar and is usually celebrated with pomp and pageantry. But this year, the supreme leader kept away. There were no visuals of jumpy and tearful young women excitedly clapping upon seeing the leader pass by them. This was unusual, to sat the least, as Kim tends to use the occasion to display his sway over the nation, and it sent the rumour mills into overdrive.

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Kim Jong-un 'cannot stand up on his own or walk properly due to poor health'

A prominent North Korean defector claims Kim Jong-un's health is so poor he "cannot stand up by himself or walk properly".

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Donald Trump knows how Kim Jong-un is but 'can't talk about it'

US President Donald Trump said tonight he knows how Kim Jong-un is doing and hopes he is fine – but could not talk about it.

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Donald Trump knows how Kim Jong-un is but 'can't talk about it'

US President Donald Trump said tonight he knows how Kim Jong-un is doing and hopes he is fine – but could not talk about it.

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