<p>China's foreign ministry said on Monday it has no information to offer regarding North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, amid conflicting reports and speculation about his whereabouts and medical condition.</p>.<p>Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang made the comment during a daily briefing after being asked about reports of a Chinese delegation including medical experts being dispatched to North Korea, and whether they were sent to assist Kim Jong Un or help the country deal with COVID-19.</p>.<p>Three people familiar with the situation told Reuters that a Chinese team was dispatched to North Korea on Thursday to advise on Kim, though it was not clear what this mean about the North Korean leader's health.</p>
<p>China's foreign ministry said on Monday it has no information to offer regarding North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, amid conflicting reports and speculation about his whereabouts and medical condition.</p>.<p>Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang made the comment during a daily briefing after being asked about reports of a Chinese delegation including medical experts being dispatched to North Korea, and whether they were sent to assist Kim Jong Un or help the country deal with COVID-19.</p>.<p>Three people familiar with the situation told Reuters that a Chinese team was dispatched to North Korea on Thursday to advise on Kim, though it was not clear what this mean about the North Korean leader's health.</p>