Mongolia’s health officials reported today (14 May) that confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the country has risen to 61 after 18 students who were evacuated from Russia and one passenger who was on the recent Frankfurt rescue flight were tested
A pregnant woman who is under quarantine gave birth today (13 May) to a healthy baby girl at the National Centre for Communicative Diseases. The 25-year-old woman was one of 278 passengers who evacuated from Seoul with the Mongolian government-chartered
A field hospital is ready to start taking COVID-19 patients if Ulaanbaatar’s hospitals become overwhelmed with cases. The field hospital, which meets international standards, was established at the Rehabilitation and Training Centre of the 113th division of the National Emergency
The National Emergency Commission has tasked the Ulaanbaatar Education Department to give the university GPA and high school graduation exams using online platforms in order to fulfill the cabinet requirements.
The Mongolian Parliament will discuss the extension of school quarantines proposed
All educational institutions in Mongolia have been closed since January amid prevention of spread of coronavirus pandemic. After five months of lockdown, the Mongolian Cabinet has decided to open education centres providing courses until 1 September, but under strict control.
Earlier today (12 May), the Mongolian Independent Authority against Corruption reported that an unnamed government official is under investigation for the misuse of MNT 1.3 billion (USD 465,896) from the state budget. According to one source, the official paid the
One more Mongolian patient with Covid-19 was discharged yesterday (11 May) from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases, thereby bringing the total people cured from coronavirus to 15. In addition, two more patients are showing positive signs of recovering and
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