‘Emaciated’ Kim concerns North Korea residents

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Kim Jong Un appeared on state TV walking in front of a stand filled with hundreds of seemingly adoring school children as he waved during Youth Day celebrations in Pyongyang. Kim’s facial features were notably prominent, particularly around his chin which used to disappear in folds of fat just six months ago. The 37-year-old also wore a white jacket which provided a generous space between his neck and the collar, as well as flaps and creases down the midriff where once the fabric would have been pulled tight around his belly. Speculation about Kim’s health has forced the government to ban gossip about his weight as a ‘reactionary act’ after photos emerged earlier this year showing a dramatic change thought to represent a roughly 44-pound drop.

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