“Lawyer pro bono day”, which aims to provide legal advice to citizens and support their legal education is being held in Sukhbaatar square today /2024.05.01/.
So far, Mongolia has harvested 50 percent of all vegetables and 15 percent of wheat, reported the Ministry of Food, Agriculture, and Light Industry. The harvest rate is about the same level as last year.
However, the National Agency of Meteorology and Environment
On Thursday, Mongolia recorded 19 new coronavirus fatalities, its highest coronavirus deaths for a second day running, as infections rise driven by the Delta variant despite high vaccination rates. The new figure brought the country’s total deaths from Covid-19 to
An “abnormally predatory” brown bear that has killed a horse in the western Mongolian province of Zavkhan was removed from the area. Separately, two bear cubs were relocated by environmental officials in Zavkhan province after entering residential area. Recently, hungry
Mongolians experienced fuel shortages last week after Rosneft began repairing its Angarsk refinery. Due to the shortage, gas stations in Mongolia have been limiting supply to the public.
China and Russia are exporting gasoline to Mongolia on an emergency basis to
National operator Ulaanbaatar Railway has begun developing its first children’s railway, where school pupils will be able to gain experience of railway operations.
The children’s railway is under construction in Darkhan-Uul province of Mongolia. The 2.3 km railway is consists of
A proposal to impose night curfew in Mongolian capital is proposed by Health Ministry in view of rising coronavirus cases. The time period of the curfew this could be from 10:00 p.m. to 06:00 a.m. According to officials, the curfew
On Tuesday, two pet cats have tested positive for COVID-19 in Mongolia, reported the country’s National Center for Zoonotic Diseases. The cats may have contracted the virus from their owners, who have tested positive for the virus.