The Mongolian Cabinet has decided to decrease the level of the emergency situation in four provinces, as it considers that the spread of the virus has been put under control. However, the Mongolian capital city of Ulaanbaatar and two provinces;

Today, 1 December, Mongolia confirmed 10 new cases of coronavirus after testing 12.116 people; this brings the total number ofCOVID-19 cases to 801.
So far, six Mongolian provinces have reported coronavirus cases; namely, Darkhan-Uul, Orkhon, Selenge, Gobisumber, Dornogobi and Arkhangai where

The Mongolian Government issued a‘second degree’ emergency situation until 1 December after failing to take full control of local transmissions.
Residents of Mongolia’s capital of Ulaanbaatar have been told to stay at home as part of the nationwide lockdown measures. Police

Mongolia has confirmed 26 new cases of Covid-19 after testing 18,031 people nationwide, bringing the total number of local transmissions to 300. So far, Mongolia has had 738 confirmed cases of coronavirus -347 of them have recovered.
Currently, 384 people

Some 85 thousand people have applied to leave Ulaanbaatar and travel to the provinces. This comes after Mongolia announced a nationwide lockdown in mid-November. The government declared asecond-degree emergency situation after confirming the first local transmission of Covid-19 in the country of

Mongolia has confirmed 27 new cases of Covid-19 after conducting 3,103 PCR tests on 24 November. According to A. Ambaselmaa the Head of the Surveillance and Research Department at the National Centre for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) ,a total of 349 peoplehave recovered

Many people from Mongolia’s 21 provinceshave been stranded in Ulaanbaatar after thecapital city announced lockdown immediately after locally transmitted cases of coronaviruswere reported on 10 November. According to Ya.Sodbaatar, head of National Emergency Commission, those people who are stranded in

Today (24 November), Mongolia confirmed 32 new cases of Covid-19, bringing the total number in the country to 672. So far, 342 people have fully recovered and there have been no deaths.
These figures may seem miniscule compared to other countries.