On March 18, the Mongolian Government announced plans to restore the use of its traditional alphabet by 2025, replacing the Cyrillic script adopted in the 1940s under the Soviets in a move away from Russian influence.
Mongolia reported four new COVID-19 cases today (13 August), bringing the total tally to 297. Two of the new cases are Mongolian citizens who returned home from the Czech Republic on a chartered flight on Tuesday, and the other two
Today (13 August), the twin girls who were born in mid-air have been discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after a month-long treatment and observation period. The twins named Enkhjiguur and Enkhtselmeg were born prematurely weighting 1.6 kg
The rapid population growth in Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar has created several challenges; not, least among them is waste management. The fleet of rubbish collection and transportation trucks is decrepit and insufficient in numbers. In addition, at the final disposal sites,
Today (12 August), six people were discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases (NCCD) after having fully recovered from COVID-19, bringing total recoveries in the country to 269. The passengers who returned from Istanbul on the charter flight of
Since the beginning of this year, four confirmed cases of bubonic plague have been reported across Mongolia, according to the country’s National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases (NCZD). Of the four cases, two people have died of bubonic plague.
Ulaanbaatar city Administration has issued a warning of possible bear attacks on the public. The alert comes after footprints of the animal were found near the city over the weekend.
“A bear has left footprints in Sanzai – a residential area
The Mongolian Cabinet approved the decision of the National Emergency Commission to reopen the nation’s schools in September. To accommodate social distancing and safety guidance advice from Health Ministry, schools in Mongolia are planning to have children attend classes virtually
