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State Emergency Commission orders readiness amid fuel-shortage risks www.gogo.mn
On October 28, the State Emergency Commission held a meeting to respond to complaints from rural and local residents about fuel shortages and to coordinate preparedness measures.
S.Amarsaikhan, Chief of the State Emergency Commission and Deputy Prime Minister, urged agencies to provide regular, transparent updates to the public about fuel availability across the capital, provinces and local gas stations, reporting where supplies are depleted and where deliveries are being made. He warned that, although the fuel shortage is expected to be resolved soon, secondary effects, such as higher hay-transport and interstate freight costs, could push up prices for imported goods and fodder.
“The State Emergency Commission instructed relevant organizations to prepare thoroughly for winter from June to August, to monitor supplies of fuel, gasoline, fodder and hay, and to visit affected provinces. However, some difficulties are beyond our control; the government, private sector and local authorities must work together to overcome them” he said.
S.Amarsaikhan stressed that keeping thermal power plants operating normally and maintaining renewable generation are essential to reduce winter hardship. He noted that peak winter electricity demand in the central region could reach 1,800 MW, creating a significant risk if not managed, and ordered agencies to develop step-by-step contingency plans.
The commission also instructed authorities to monitor herders moving to mountain pastures and to ensure the safety of their livestock as a severe winter is expected in western provinces. With about 1.1 million head of livestock already in the grass-fed area, and that number likely to rise, the commission ordered measures to secure uninterrupted supplies of food, feed and fuel for herders, to provide rapid assistance when roads are blocked, and to keep emergency, health and police services available without delay.
Provinces and soums emergency commissions were directed to operate 24 hours a day to respond promptly to any crisis.
Published Date:2025-10-29
