The Gobi Cashmere plant, one of the largest factories in Mongolia has recovered from their recent fire incident and is now operating normally, the company reports. The plant has been temporarily closed since the serious fire of June 14^th, when a serious fire occurred to repair the burnt roof and undertake maintenance work inside. More than 200 firefighters rushed to the site – where it took ten hours to completely extinguish the blaze.  

It is reported, that the company has raised 30 million MNT through donations made by people who wanted to support the company. Gobi Cashmere announced that it will spend half of this money to help the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) procure new equipment. NEMA is responsible for the fire-fighting services  across the country.

Today, (29^th of June), Ts.Baatarsaikhan, director of Gobi LLC, presented a cheque of MNT16 million to officials from NEMA. Ts.Baatarsaikhan thanked that fire fighters who did their best to extinguish the large-scale fire as possible as quickly and prevented it from spreading inside the factory.