Today (11 January), 13 new cases of COVID-19 were reported after 14,216 people were testednationwide.
All the newly detected cases were recorded in Ulaanbaatar and the people, who had had close contact to previously confirmed cases specificallyrelated to the “Tenuun-Ogoo” Company,

Mongolia has approved three Covid-19 vaccines from Pfizer and BioNTech,’ ‘AstraZeneca’ and ‘Moderna’. According to Minister of Health T.Munkhsaikhan, the vaccines approved by the Government will be used in accordance with the country’s  Immunisation Law.
The first people to receive the

The Mongolian government has publicly announced a downgrade in its state of emergency preparedness in Ulaanbaatar, which will take effect from 11 January 2021.  Beginning on this date, vehicle restrictions will be lifted.  Also in connection with this decision, all but the following 18

In 2020, the Mongolian population increased to 3.364 million, up 1.8 percent on the previous year, according to data released by the country’s National Statistics Office (NSO).
The population at the end of last year was 3.364 million, following an annual

On Friday 8 January, the Mongolian State Emergency Committee ordered the complete control of all movement into and out of Ulaanbaatar’s Bayangol District and the area immediately surrounding the Third Central Clinic Hospital until 11 January, to facilitate medical surveillance

On Thursday (7 January), Mongolia confirmed 13 new cases of coronavirus in Ulaanbaatar – 10 of which were from the recent epicenter of the Achtan Hospital; also a banker from the Golomt Bank tested positive for COVID-19.
So far, Mongolia has 1362 confirmed

Mongolia has conducted some 1.2 million coronavirus tests; 509 thousand of them were rapid tests and remaining were PCR.
So far, 415 thousand people have taken coronavirus tests.
A total of 1525 people are under isolation at 31 quarantine centres

Today (6 January), Mongolia confirmed 41 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number to 1349. Five medical workers from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases and people who have had direct contact with the recent epicenters in Ulaanbaatar. On