South Korean Embassy in Ulaanbaatar and Korean Residents' Society in Mongolia and Food Aid international aid agency have donated 1000 pieces of clothes to Mongolians hit by recent floods. The donation was handed out to about 200 households of the Bayanzurkh, Khan-Uul, Songinokhairkhan districts of UB which are hardest hit by the flood.Staff and teachers of the Korean invested University "Ulaanbaatar" donated two million Tugrig for children of the households to buy school supplies
Vatican Representative office in Mongolia and relief Society "Jubilee" also handed out clothes to childen and elders of flood hit areas of Ulaanbaatar.
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