Kim Jong-un impersonator practises 'durian diplomacy' in Singapore ahead of Trump summit


SINGAPORE: Surprised Singaporeans ran in pursuit of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Sunday (May 27) before realising the portly man with slick black hair near the Marina Bay Sands hotel was an impersonator.

"It looked like the real Kim Jong-un, but later I realised it's not the real one," said Sagar Admuthe who was visiting from Mumbai, India, after several selfies with the doppleganger against a backdrop of the city's bay.

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