Today (8 April), Mongolia confirmed 86 new COVID-19 infections, bringing the national tally to 469,017.

No new related deaths were recorded in the past day, and the country’s COVID-19 death toll remains at 2,177.

Currently, there are 843 active cases across the

Over 100 young Mongolians; mostly students, demonstrated yesterday (7 April) at Sukhbaatar Square, a center of Ulaanbaatar demanding authorities do their jobs better. Youths have demanded to deduct taxes by 50 percent, to increase salaries, and to develop industries and

Harmful alcohol use is a considerable public health issue in Mongolia. While some policies have been introduced to reduce harmful alcohol consumption – including taxation, labelling, drink-driving regulation and education in universities – there remains scope to improve.

The amount of alcohol consumed

Today (6 April), the General Intelligence Agency of Mongolia has made a serious statement regarding a plot of terrorist activity by extremists in the country of 3.4 million.

The Intelligence arrested five extremists who suspected of planning a terrorist bomb and

According to Reporters without Borders (RSF – Reporters sans Frontières), the international non-governmental journalists’ organisation, almost 75 % of Mongolia’s media operations are controlled by politicians or people with close ties to politicians.

In cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, which

Today (30 March), the Ministry of Health has reported that 85 СOVID-19 cases were recorded in the last 24 hours nationwide. In detail, 52 cases were reported in Ulaanbaatar city, with 33 cases in 21 provinces.

COVID-19 conditions continue to ease

With a high vaccination coverage and declining daily infections, Mongolia returned to normal life. It has resumed in-person classes for all educational institutions and fully opened its borders to foreign tourists. Almost 67 percent of Mongolia’s population of 3.4 million

Today (25 March), Mongolia has confirmed 103 new Covid-19 cases over the past 24 hours, surpassing the 100-mark for the first time since March 13.

The latest confirmed cases were all local transmissions, raising the country’s COVID-19 tally to 467,982.

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