TOKYO (Reuters) - North Korea's No. 2 leader, Kim Yong-nam, said on Wednesday there was "no problem" with leader Kim Jong-il's failure to appear at anniversary celebrations the previous day, Kyodo news agency said.
Kim Jong-il's unusual absence from the ceremonies has been followed by reports that he may be suffering from ill health, which were denied by a senior North Korean diplomat, Kyodo said.
(Reporting by Isabel Reynolds)
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