Mongolia is grappling with a severe 'white dzud' crisis, characterized by unusually high snow cover that blocks livestock from reaching their natural feed, leading to the death of nearly 6 million farm animals and impacting 380 households, especially in the Dornogovi and Dornod regions. Despite efforts to mitigate the situation, about half of the country remains snow-covered, with ongoing storm warnings for strong snow and dust storms, exacerbating the crisis.