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Reuters: S.KOREA GOV'T SAYS NO UNUSUAL MOVEMENT IN N.KOREA -YONHAP

Reuters: S.KOREA GOV'T SOURCE TELLS REUTERS REPORTS OF N.KOREA'S KIM'S GRAVE ILLNESS WAS UNTRUE

Reuters: S.KOREA'S BLUE HOUSE SAYS IT HAD NOTHING TO CONFIRM ON REPORTS OF KIM'S ILLNESS

Reuters: S.KOREA'S BLUE HOUSE SAYS NO UNUSUAL MOVEMENT IN N.KOREA

Reuters: SOURCE AT CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY'S INTERNATIONAL LIAISON DEPT SAYS N.KOREAN LEADER KIM IS BELIEVED NOT TO BE CRITICALLY ILL

BEIJING, April 21 (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is not believed to be critically ill, an official with the Chinese Communist Party's International Liaison Department told Reuters on Tuesday, following media reports about the state of Kim's health.

Reuters: The official declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the matter. The International Liaison Department is the main Chinese body dealing with neighbouring North Korea.

SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was not gravely ill, two South Korean government sources said on Tuesday, following reports he had undergone a cardiovascular procedure and was now in “grave danger”.

Reuters: The reports about Kim’s health are not true, two South Korean government sources said. The presidential Blue House said there are no unusual signs coming from the North.

Reuters: An authoritative U.S. source familiar with internal U.S. government reporting on North Korea questioned the CNN report that Kim is seriously ill, even though he has been out of the public eye for an extended period.

Reuters: There has been speculation over Kim’s health after he was absent from an event marking the anniversary of the birthday of its founding father and Kim’s grandfather, Kim Il Sung, on April 15.

Reuters: On April 12, North Korean state media reported that Kim Jong Un had visited an airbase and observed drills by fighter jets and attack aircraft.