Watch: Kim, Trump arrive for summit that’s costing Singapore Sg$20 million
Updated on Jun 10, 2018 07:44 pm IST
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump arrived in Singapore on June 10 ahead of their historic summit. Meant to settle a standoff over Pyongyang's nuclear programme, the summit is slated for June 12. Trump flew in aboard Air Force One, a few hours after Kim touched down with his entourage. The North Korean leader was driven to his hotel, St Regis, in a convoy of more than 20 cars along roads filled with media and hundreds of Singaporeans. He is believed to be staying at the opulent Presidential Suite. Watch the video to know what is special about Kim's suite, what it costs, how much the Singaporean government is spending to host the summit and much more.
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