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.

Previously, the country had

A total of 245 schools are being closed after covid-19 cases are detected as Mongolian Government decides to keep facilities open to in-person learning. The closures affect more than 43 thousand pupils who are now taking online classes from home.

Furthermore,

Mongolia’s COVID-19 tally rose to 257,770 after 2939 new cases had been registered over the past 24 hours, the country’s health ministry said Tuesday.

10 more deaths were reported, bringing the national count to 1046.

So far, 69.1 percent of Mongolia’s population

At least seven beavers in Mongolia have tested positive for Covid-19, reported National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases (NCZD).

“Workers of the Beaver Breeding Centre at the Environmental Department of Ulaanbaatar tested positive for the Covid-19 in August. After that, the Delta

Venomous snakes have been discovered lurking in the streets of Ulaanbaatar. Mongolia’s National Emergency Management Agency on Friday warned citizens to beware of venomous snakes after several Shield-Nose snakes were found in residential areas of the capital.

Over 30 snake alerts

Roughly 60 percent of Mongolians have been fully vaccinated, however, the deadly Delta variant of Covid-19 is still spreading in the country of three million. According to Health Ministry, the Delta variant is now being detected in 10 percent of

Mongolia already has encountered and will continue to experience significant warming and drying as a result of the climate crisis. Temperatures are rising faster than the global average. This is already being felt by communities across Mongolia, challenging traditional pastoralist–herder

Today (11 August), Mongolia reported 1433 new cases of coronavirus; 524 of them were in Ulaanbaatar city and 909 in the country’s 21 provinces. Unfortunately, three people – all aged over 80 – have died of Covid-19; bringing the total