On 20 September, a 50-year-old Russian man was confirmed having the coronavirus infection in Mongolia after arriving through the Altanbulag border crossing. According to health officials, the man is a transit driver who conducts transportation between Russia and China.
Today (18 September), a 59-year-old woman was discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after having fully recovered from the coronavirus infection. So far, Mongolia has had 311 confirmed cases of COVID-19; 302 of them haverecovered. The country of
Mongolia’s National Police Agency on Tuesday launched a month-long national campaign dubbed “Cast No Shadow” to prevent crime, especially sexual assault, against children.
At least 160 children, mostly girls have been affected by sexual assault across the country in the first
A total of 13 adults and a child were rushed to the National Centre for Communicative Diseases on 14 September from the ‘Dream-1 Hotel’ where they had been quarantined. According to one source: a dozen people suffered food poisoning while
Earlier today (15 September), China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Ulaanbaatar at the invitation of his Mongolian counterpart N.Enkhtaivan. Wang Yi landed at Chinggis Khaan international airport at 4.00 p.m. where he was welcomed by Mongolian delegates.
Yesterday (14 September), the Mongolian Cabinet held an irregular meeting at the request of the National Emergency Commission; the following decisions were made:
-Cultural and public events, retail, production and entertainment centres will be re-opened from 16 September.
Mongolia’s frontier market and vast mineral reserves represent potentially lucrative opportunities for investors, but a high-risk macroeconomic environment and lack of input from stakeholders during rulemaking warrant caution. Mongolia’s economic model of exporting minerals and importing most other goods means
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