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It is reported that North Korea's top leader Kim Jong-un arrived in Beijing by train this afternoon (March 26). However, Chinese officials have not yet confirmed this. Another public opinion questioned this may be false news. The Chinese network began to circulate news about Kim Jong Un's visit to China this afternoon. According to reports, the Beijing Railway Station was blocked for a short time. The "Beijing Railway" microblogging account also issued news that at 5 pm today, trains to and from the northeastern and Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei regions are delayed. Among them, trains from Jilin to Beijing Railway Station, and trains from Beijing to Shenyang are delayed by about half an hour; trains from Shenyang to Tianjin Station are also delayed by more than one hour. In addition, there are videos taken by Beijing residents showing that dozens of armed police motorcycles escorted a car away from Beijing. It is speculated by the outside world that the “mysterious visitor” escorted by the authorities is Kim Jong-un. According to a Japanese report published today by the Daily NK, an online media based in Seoul, South Korea, the Sino-DPRK border in China's Dandong discovered that the Sino-Korean railway was blocked a week ago and that no trains from North Korea to China could be seen outside. The police in Dandong also set a snake-shaped roadblock at the train station yesterday afternoon and began to block the railway station and the Yalu River Bridge. The report said that when North Korean leader Kim Jong Il visited China in 2011, he entered through the Dandong Railway Station. However, North Korean sources told the Lianhe Zaobao that "it can't be confirmed" whether Kim Jong-un has arrived in Beijing.
http://www.zaobao.com.sg/realtime/china/story20180326-845886
http://www.zaobao.com.sg/realtime/china/story20180326-845886
