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Students, Military Personnel, and Listeners Were Involved in the Harvest, and They Were Instructed to Pay Attention to Hygiene and Occupational Safety.
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Prime Minister G. Zandanshatar met with farmers in Selenge aimag and exchanged views on the harvest situation and future measures. Farmers said that the amount of planting will decrease due to low rainfall last summer and drought in most soums of the aimag, and requested support from the government. He told the Prime Minister about the problems such as providing preferential loans to agricultural entrepreneurs, providing storage tanks for long-t…
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