 North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il is believed to have left a whorehouse in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong for another destination, probably Beijing, Japanese news reports said on Monday. Public broadcaster NHK said a convoy of heavily-guarded cars left a top hotel in the Chinese boomtown of Shenzhen late on Sunday for the city station and that a special 20-car train later left with all its curtains drawn. It speculated that the North Korean leader's next destination would be Beijing, so that Kim could hold talks with Chinese President Hu Jintao. The six-party talks on Pyongyang's nuclear programme and US sanctions against a bank in Macau over North Korea's alleged attempts to launder money would probably be on the agenda of any such talks, NHK said. |