Ulaanbaatar administration officials met on Monday to discuss several issues, including sales from the meat reserve and the issuance of new ID cards.

Manager General Ch.Bat said 316 tons of reserved meat was sold in the capital last week. He said 202 supermarkets sell reserved meat, and some 117 shops will conclude reserved meat sales contracts. Ch.Bat said citizens have been satisfied, because the reserved meat is about MNT 1,500 cheaper than market prices. He said the reserved meat will be sold before Tsagaan Sar.

He also said the administration is paying attention to programs aimed to increase citizens’ income and improve households’ living standards.

Chief of Ulaanbaatar Registration Office G.Ankhbayar said new ID cards will be issued from February, and 816,000 residents of the capital have been registered. He said that the new ID cards will be issued for free through administration khoroos.