Today (19 March), Mongolia confirmed 160 new cases of COVID-19 after testing 24482 samples nationwide. So far, Mongolia has 4658 confirmed cases of coronavirus; over 90 percent of them are now locally transmitted.

There has been a daily three-digit rise in

Mongolia has released the results of its 2020 nationwide snow leopard survey, showing that there are 953 of these adult big cats in the country.

WWF-Mongolia, and partners including the Snow Leopard Conservation Foundation, the Snow Leopard Trust, and the Irbis

In last the 24 hours, 48 Mongolians have been discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases (NCCD) after having fully recovered from coronavirus. Therefore, a total of 72 percent or 3130 people with coronavirus have fully recovered. Since Mongolia

“The source of news – www.news.mn” produced by the News Agency LLC has appointed a new editor in chief – Sh.Oyunchimeg.

Sh.Oyunchimeg has been worked as journalist in the Mongolia’s first private media site since 2010 and parliamentary  journalist in 2012.

The heavy dust storm which has lashed all of Mongolia before losing its velocity on Monday, has left at least nine people dead and 17 missing. The killer storm moved across the country from the west leaving a trail of

The increasing number of COVID-19 cases in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar is indicating that a surge in the local transmission of the virus is clearly occurring. As of today morning, out of the latest 24-hour batch of 11,183 test

A school built in the Songinokhairkhan District of the capital  with the help of the Chinese Government has been fully constructed and put into operation. The school has the capacity of providing education for 2,000 children in three shifts.

Three schools

Health Minister S.Enkhbold has made a statement about a 70-year-old Mongolian woman who died while in quarantine at the Mongolica Hotel.

The woman who lived in Tuv Province was placed for 7 days of quarantine at the Mongolica Hotel in Ulaanbaatar