Michael Klecheski, the U.S. Ambassador to Mongolia stated that “…The Mongolia Water Compact is among the largest single investments that the U.S. has made to the region’s, and will increase Ulaanbaatar’s water supply by 80 percent.
Today (21 March), Mongolia recorded 35 new COVID-19 infections in the past 24 hours, the lowest since 7 March, 2021, when 67 daily cases were reported. With the new infections, the national tally increased to 467,595.
Health Ministry of Mongolia is reporting 95 cases of COVID-19 for Thursday, down from Wednesday’s 164 (Tuesday, 97; Monday 92, Sunday 94 and Saturday 175, Friday 219). The 7-day case average is 133.
Hospitalizations and ICU stays have fallen dramatically the
On Tuesday, Mongolia confirmed 97 new COVID-19 infections in the last 24 hours, below the benchmark of 100 for third straight day since 27 December, 2021 when 83 daily cases were reported.
The latest confirmed cases were all locally transmitted, raising
A western Mongolian province of Uvs was affected by two earthquakes on 8 March. According to National Emergence Management Agency, 4.5 magnitude earthquake rattled in Uureg Lake at 09:45 a.m. Soon after another 4.5 magnitude tremor has been recorded approximately
Annual “Blue Pearl” ice festival was held in Mongolia’s northern province of Khuvsgul on 3-4 March. The festival has been cancelled for last two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The two-day tourism event is held annually since 2000 aims
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