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Mongolia Declares High State of Readiness Due to Dzud Crisis
The harsh winter conditions in Mongolia have left three-quarters of the country affected by a natural disaster known as “dzud”. As the winter continues, experts predict that conditions will only worsen, leading to more devastation.
Despite the arrival of spring, Mongolia is still engulfed in snow and ice, a situation that has led to the death of countless animals, putting a strain on the livelihoods of many residents.
In response to this crisis, the Mongolian government has declared a state of high preparedness until May 15. This declaration aims to mobilize resources and funds to support those who have been severely impacted by the dzud. The government is calling for help from both local and international organizations to provide aid to the affected population.
While Mongolia has been in a state of high preparedness during recent years, the current situation highlights the need for even greater measures to be taken to address the extreme conditions that the country faces. The government is working tirelessly to provide relief and support to the affected communities, but more assistance is needed to mitigate the impacts of this ongoing crisis.
As the government and its partners work to respond to the dzud crisis, it is crucial that resources and support continue to flow to those most in need. Mongolia’s efforts to address this natural disaster serve as a reminder of the importance of being prepared for extreme weather events and the need for timely and effective responses to ensure the well-being of its citizens.
