Ionic3 iOS Icons are missing on app resume clicking on push notification - ios

In ionic3 iOS, when opening app able to see all icons and images from assets folder.
When app is in background and clicking on push notification, app opens but all icons and images from assets folder goes missing.
In below image all the squares or rectangles you can see are missing icons and images after opening app using push notification.
This issue occurs only in iOS. how to fix it?
SCREENSHOT OF MISSING ICONS

Did you specify a different path when you resume your app? Also, you need to specify the path to the www-folder, the one not included in your git, not to your src folder. When you build your app, ionic will create a copy of your images on your www-folder so you can work with them locally and you won't touch yor source.

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Just putting here for the sake of working answer !
As #cobberboy has mentioned in comment, doing above works - verified
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If anyone coming from Google facing this issue, not sure how to flush this cache, but you can go ahead and ship your app, as this cache is only on your device.
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