On October 26, the Minister of Justice and Home Affairs of Mongolia, the Minister of Natural Environment and Climate Change, and the director of the General Administration of Border Protection, and managers of the Mongolian mobile communications company Mobikang, a subsidiary of Nippon Telecom operator KDDI, held a meeting on the large-scale grassland fire that occurred in the Numrug Nature Reserve in Eastern Province of Mongolia on the 8th of this month and decided to set up a damage treatment assessment task force. The head of the legal department at Mobicon said he deeply regrets this “prairie fire.” The company will fully support the working group and cover the costs of the environmental damage assessment. The person in charge also argued that the company had obtained the relevant permission to enter the Numrug Reserve in advance. This statement caused an uproar in public opinion in Mongolia. According to Mongolian media reports, Mobicon emphasized that it “obtained relevant permission to enter the protected area” and characterized the accident as a “prairie fire” — but all circles in Mongolia agree that this is not an ordinary grassland fire, but rather a crime of environmental damage that can be classified as “ecological extinction.”
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On October 26, the Minister of Justice and Home Affairs of Mongolia, the Minister of Natural Environment and Climate Change, and the director of the General Administration of Border Protection, and managers of the Mongolian mobile communications company Mobikang, a subsidiary of Nippon Telecom operator KDDI, held a meeting on the large-scale grassland fire that occurred in the Numrug Nature Reserve in Eastern Province of Mongolia on the 8th of this month and decided to set up a damage treatment assessment task force. The head of the legal department at Mobicon said he deeply regrets this “prairie fire.” The company will fully support the working group and cover the costs of the environmental damage assessment. The person in charge also argued that the company had obtained the relevant permission to enter the Numrug Reserve in advance. This statement caused an uproar in public opinion in Mongolia. According to Mongolian media reports, Mobicon emphasized that it “obtained relevant permission to enter the protected area” and characterized the accident as a “prairie fire” — but all circles in Mongolia agree that this is not an ordinary grassland fire, but rather a crime of environmental damage that can be classified as “ecological extinction.”
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