Beijing city in China▶ Click here for a larger view
Amid the Chinese government’s expression of “yellow dust from China,” strongly denying the theory of origins in China, the meteorological authorities also tried to help out that the source of yellow dust is Mongolia.
According to the state-run Global Times on the 17th, the head of the National Climate Center of the China Meteorological Bureau, Song Lianchun, said, “Mongolia is the source of yellow dust as a result of monitoring by meteorological satellites.” I can clearly see.”
“As such, the yellow sand has flown to China in the wind, and it will affect other places such as Korea,” said Song Lianchun.
Chief Soong also expressed the view that Mongolia’s high surface temperature, low precipitation, and strong eastward winds appear to have provided conditions for large-scale yellow dust, based on the weather observations.
This explanation suggests that not only Korea but also China is suffering from the yellow dust.
In Mongolia, in the aftermath of the recent yellow dust, about 10 people have died, hundreds of homes have been damaged, and thousands of livestock have been lost.
Wang Gung-chen, a researcher at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, also argued that “the yellow sand that reached Korea on the 16th came through a passage from Mongolia to the southeastern part of China’s Neimenggu.”
The Korean Meteorological Administration said in a yellow dust forecast the previous day that the yellow dust originated in the vicinity of Neimonggu and the Gobi Desert in China. The Gobi Desert spans southern Mongolia and Neimung in northern China.
The yellow sand covered in the yellow sky of beijing▶ Click here for a larger view
Chinese media pointed out that global warming is making Mongolia’s ecological problems more serious, and pointed out that 70% of Mongolia’s land is facing desertification and that desert areas continue to increase.
Earlier, during a regular briefing the day before, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Li Zhen asked Chinese media that the Korean media used the expression’yellow dust from China’, saying, “This yellow dust started outside the Chinese border, and China is just a place to go through. “I have revealed an uncomfortable planting.
Spokesman Zhao said, “Mongolia has officially announced the news of the yellow dust recently,” and after pointing to Mongolia as the start of the yellow dust, “However, Chinese public opinion did not hold any responsibility for the start of the yellow dust in Mongolia.”
On the other hand, Hong Kong Myungbo noted that the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs was caught up in a recent report by the Korean media that the yellow dust originated in China in a comment under the heading’Where is the responsibility of the yellow dust?
Myungbo added, “A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China asked China not to accuse China of unnecessary accusations.” .
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