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A citizen of Erdenebulgan soum of Arkhangai aimag, Pelkhuugiin Choijinjav is facing his 108 years. He is the oldest one in Mongolia. Al his life he spent in the province. Having got much older, he began undertaking religious deeds. The children and pupils are planning to celebrate his 108 years birth anniversary during the Lunar New Year. In the aimag there are six elders above 100 years. Five of them live in Ogiinuur, Ikhtamir and Erdenemandal soums. Arkhangai province has 108 seniors who are enjoying their 90 years and above. www.mongolia-web.com                |
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