On Sunday, Mongolia’s health ministry reported four deaths from COVID-19, including that of an eight-year-old girl. She becomes  the country’s first child fatality from the virus.

So far the disease has claimed 325 lives in Mongolia since the country’s first case

Today (4 June), Mongolia has reported the unfortunate news of the deaths of 13 more people from Covid-19. This brings the death toll to 301. In addition, the country of three million confirmed 1189 new cases of coronavirus in the

Mongolia’s COVID-19 tally rose by 790 to 59,229 in the last 24 hours, the country’s health ministry said on Tuesday.

The national death toll climbed to 297 with seven more fatalities, and total recoveries rose to 50,763 as 327 more patients

As of today (19 May), Mongolia has 50099 confirmed cases of coronavirus; nearly 87 percent of them have recovered. Unfortunately, Mongolia has reported a further six deaths from Covid-19; this brings the total death toll in the country to 227.

The Covid-19 situation in Mongolia has stabilized as daily new cases have dropped to between 500 and 600. In April, the country of three million reported over 1000 new cases on a daily basis and Government issued 28 days of

Today (14 May), Mongolia has confirmed 515 new cases of COVID-19; 472 of the new cases were detected in Ulaanbaatar and 43 in rural areas.

A total of 47,548 COVID-19 cases have so far been recorded in the country.

In the past

Coffee shops, fitness and yoga centres, swimming pools and training classes for not above 10 people will be allowed to re-open from tomorrow in Ulaanbaatar as the current strict lockdown is eased. The places will be open for people who

Since 26 December 2020, when Mongolia reported its first death from coronavirus, a total of 193 people have lost their lives due to the pandemic.

Today (13 May), nine people aged 64-91 died after being confirmed as having the coronavirus infection