Millions of dollars pledged to tackle 'dzud' threat to Mongolian herders

Mongolian sheep herders whose animals are starving following the unusual weather conditions known in Mongolia as a “dzud” are to receive $2m in aid from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

A dzud occurs when dry summer weather is followed by a freezing winter, making it impossible for many animals to graze. The current dzud is the first since 2009-10 and has so far led to the deaths of around 670,000 animals.

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