A total of 782 people have died of Covid-19 in Mongolia since November, 2020, when the country of three million confirmed its first local transmission.

Earlier today (26 July), Mongolia’s Health Ministry reported that eight people aged between 21 and above

An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 struck northern Mongolia on Thursday morning, according the country’s Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics.

The quake happened about 49 km south of Yeruu Soum (administrative subdivision) of Selenge Province at 9:12 a.m. local time

On 20 July, Mongolian Health Minister S.Enkhbold, reported that two cases of the Covid-19 Delta variant have been confirmed in the 13 samples sent to Columbia University in New York. Also, one case was confirmed in samples examined at the

The National Statistical Office (NSO) of Mongolia reported yesterday (22 July), the results of a survey on the vaccination situation in the country.

As of 5 July, 35.5 percent of all reported Covid-19 in the country, were people who had been

Today (22 July), Mongolia reported 1309 new cases of coronavirus; 798 of them were in 21 provinces and 511 of them were in capital city of Ulaanbaatar. So far, Mongolia has 152539 confirmed cases of Covid-19; 144245 of whom have

Mongolia’s capital city of Ulaanbaatar and central provinces were hit by  a power blackout on Wednesday (7 July).

Mongolian Energy Ministry said in a statement on Thursday that a 220 KV power line connecting Ulaanbaatar and Erdenet suffered a failure after

Since the country of three million confirmed fist local transmission on November 2020, a total of 655 Mongolians have lost their lives to Covid-19.

Today (8 July), Mongolia confirmed 1510 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total tally to 131962. Unfortunately,

So far, 57 percent of Mongolian population above the age of 18 has received the second doses of the Covid-19 vaccines since vaccination rollout started in mid-February. Originally, Mongolia had planned to vaccinate 2 million 67 thousand people above the