MOSCOW, February 2 (Itar-Tass) -- A special train of Russian Railways (RZD) with humanitarian aid for Mongolia’s residents who suffered as a result of frosts arrived in Ulan Bator.
As the company reported on Tuesday, a special train consisting of 34 cars brought fuel and lubricants, medicines, warm clothes and other top priorities to the country. Besides, the train delivered hay and straw for agricultural animals.
The company decided to render aid worth about 15 million rubles to Mongolia in connection with the extreme situation which emerged as a result of unusual for this country bitter frosts.
Source:Itar-Tass, Russian News Agency
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