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Live sheep turned frozen meat Mongolia’s gift is about to leave the cold chain to Wuhan, Hubei
2020-11-10 17:07:07
Preview time: 2020-11-12 10:00:00
At 9 a.m. on November 9th, in the Wuhan Xingang Airport Comprehensive Bonded Zone, 10 container trucks with the banner of "Mongolia donated 30,000 sheep pickup trucks" were arranged neatly. It is reported that at the beginning of the outbreak, Mongolia presented 30,000 sheep to my country to support China's fight against the epidemic, and some sheep have arrived in the Erenhot Quarantine Zone in China. This time, a total of 10 container trucks, carrying 10 cold-chain containers, equipped with 10 drivers, are 1800 kilometers one way, to pick up the first batch of 12000 sheep donated by Mongolia to Hubei. These sheep are expected to arrive on November 15. Wuhan.
Mongolia Delivers First Batch of Donated Sheep to China
By Han Wei / Oct 24, 2020 03:05 AM
Mongolia delivered the first batch of sheep that the landlocked nation promised China eight months ago in support of its neighboring country’s fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
Loaded on more than a dozen of trucks, 4,000 sheep entered China after being quarantined in the Mongolian border city of Zaman Ude for 30 days. The rest of the 30,000 sheep offered by Mongolian President Khaltmaa Battulga are expected to enter China by mid-November, officials said.
The animals will stay in Erenhot, a border city in China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, for an additional 10-day quarantine before they are slaughtered and processed to be sent to Hubei, China’s first outbreak epicenter. Mongolia’s president promised the sheep during a February visit to China.
