The National Emergency Commission decided earlier today (28 April) to extend the period of advanced emergency readiness until 1 June in order to prevent coronavirus. Advanced emergency readiness was first announced on 27 January and extended to end of this

As of today (28 April), Mongolia has reported 38 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 10 full recoveries. Currently, 759 people, who have had contact with Covid-19 carriers are under observation in isolation centres where 144 doctors and medical staffs are

Approximately 40,000 Mongolian students take the General Entrance Exam (GEE) annually. In order to enter university, it is essential to pass the exam. However, this year fewer of the 28.000 students who graduated from secondary schools nationwide will take the

Another serious wildfire has broken out in the mountains which rise just beyond the southern suburbs of the Mongolian capital.

The fire started on the west side of the sacred Bogd Khaan Mountian, next to the Zaisan suburb of Ulaanbaatar yesterday

‘Patient Number One’ – the French national who became the first patient with Covid-19 in Mongolia has been discharged today (27 April) from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after 47 days of treatment. He has been placed at the

On Friday (24 April), T.Tuyajargal, director of the ‘Eeltei Ertunts’ (Favorable World) NGO for protecting rights of children with disabilities, held a press conference to highlight demands to the Mongolian Government. According to T.Tuyajargal, some 90 percent, or more than

A fire broke out earlier today (24 April) on Soyombot Mountain located in the sacred Bogd Khaan Mountain Range, just south of Ulaanbaatar. A total of 18 firefighters from Mongolian National Emergency Management Agency have been working to extinguish the

The Ulaanbaatar City Administration in organising its big annual clean-up tomorrow, 25 April. This year, it comes in the midst of the  coronavirus restrictions with strict 1 meter social distancing and the ban on social gatherings. Normally, the UB spring