Mongolia confirmed 25 more COVID-19 cases after 15,202 tests had been carried out in the last 24 hours, the country’s National Centre for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) reported. Three delivery employees of Mixx Pizza, four employees from the residents’ council of

Today (27 January), Mongolia reported 11 new cases of coronavirus; two of them were from the Ulaanbaatar Narcology Hospital. A patient discharged from this hospital tested positive for coronavirus when they took a PCR test before leaving Ulaanbaatar.
In addition, infections

Following the very first local transmissions in Mongolia in November, the capital went into strict lockdown; travel to and from the city was strictly banned. As the situation in Ulaanbaatar was brought under control, all 21 Mongolian provinces began the

A magnitude 4.4 earthquake has been reported in northern Mongolia. The event occured 63 km south of Turt in the Khankh Soum (rural district) of KhuvsgulProvince, on Monday,25 January 2021 at 9:53 pm. (GMT)

This quake was likely an aftershock of

On Saturday, Mongolia began to allow the reopening of all clothing shops, hair salons, and markets in the capital Ulaanbaatar. This represents a further easing of COVID-19 restrictions, the State Emergency Commission of Mongolia said
According to the authorities, the ban

Today (22 January), Mongolia confirmed eight new cases of coronavirus; one of them is a doctor from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases.
So far, Mongolia has had 1584 confirmed cases of coronavirus since the start of the pandemic; 1097 of

Today, (20 January), all patients of the First Maternity Hospital have been transferred to General Hospitals in the Districts of Ulaanbaatar after a Covid-19 case was reported in the hospital. A woman who had just given birth was confirmed positive

Yesterday night (19 January), a woman who has just given birth was confirmed with coronavirus in the First Maternity Hospital in Ulaanbaatar. When medical workers transferring the woman with her new born child from hospital to the National Centre for Communicative Diseases, they