Ob Beer Shares Warmth with Mongolian Environmental Refugees... Delivered Winter Supplies

On the 20th, OB Beer delivered 'Ttasum Boxes' containing winter supplies to environmental refugees in Erden Sum, Mongolia, a reforestation site of the 'Cass Forest of Hope,' in collaboration with the international environmental organization 'Blue Asia.'

[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Saeng-hye] OB Beer announced on the 21st that it delivered ‘Ttasum Boxes’ containing winter supplies to environmental refugees in Erden Sum, Mongolia, a reforestation site of the ‘Cass Forest of Hope,’ in collaboration with the international environmental organization ‘Blue Asia’ to help Mongolian environmental refugees survive the winter.

OB Beer, together with Blue Asia, collected winter coats, fleece pants, scarves, wool hats, and other cold-weather supplies from employees and the general public for fifteen days starting early December last year, preparing 60 ‘Ttasum Boxes’ weighing a total of 710 kg. The winter supplies delivered this time will be used to help Mongolian environmental refugees endure the harsh winter with temperatures dropping to minus 40 degrees Celsius due to rapid climate change.

An OB Beer official said, “Environmental refugees in the Erden Sum area are participating in the Cass Forest of Hope reforestation project to prevent desertification in Mongolia despite difficult conditions, so we organized this campaign to support them. Since yellow dust and fine dust caused by desertification in Mongolia also affect the health of our citizens, we will work harder to solve environmental problems.”

The Cass Forest of Hope reforestation project is a large-scale environmental improvement initiative that OB Beer has been conducting with Blue Asia since 2010 to create forests in the Erden Sum area of Mongolia to prevent desertification, which is the source of fine dust and yellow dust, and to restore a healthy ecosystem.

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