An Australian man detained in North Korea is 'safe and well,' Prime Minister Scott Morrison says
An Australian man detained in North Korea has left the country and is doing"great," he said Thursday.
Alek Sigley, a 29-year-old student at Kim Il Sung University living in the North Korean capital Pyongyang, was reported missing by his family last month. Landing in Beijing airport Thursday, Sigley gave reporters the peace sign and said he was"good, very good," adding he felt"great." Asked to explain what happened in Pyongyang, he paused before a companion urged him to"leave it for the moment.
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