A Russian national has died after being released from 21-days of isolation in Mongolia. Ms. A.Ambaselmaa, Head of the Surveillance Department of the National Centre for Communicative Diseases, has said that the Russian did not die of COVID-19, although Mongolian
Officers from Selenge provincial department of Mongolia’s National Emergency Management Agency have been vaccinated against bubonic plague. In addition, officers from three NEMA divisions have been trained for prevention and fighting the ‘Black Death’ which killed over 50 million people
Flash floods occurred in several parts of Mongolia due to prolonged heavy rainfall which has lasted from 17 June 2020; unfortunately, the forecast is that the bad weather will continue until the end of July. The abnormal rainfall has averaged
At today’s daily brief by health officials, shocking news has revealed: According to A.Ambaselmaa, Head of the Surveillance Department of the National Centre for Communicative Disease, more than 20 people who has been considered fully recovered from COVID-19 have tested
A Mongolian student who has been considered fully recovered from COVID-19 has now tested coronavirus positive. The student was under isolation in a resort after being discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Disease on 26 June. However, the student
The Asian Electronic Sports Federation (AESF) now lists 45 nations as being recognised members of the organisation after the Mongolian Esports Association (MESA) joined its ranks.
Erdenechuluun Ganbaatar, MESA President, is hopeful this development will aid the organisation in nurturing young
As of 25 June, most of Mongolia’s rivers have flooded with water levels rising from 5-50 cm, warned meteorological agency. Therefore, the Delger Murun River which has its source in the the Ulaan Taiga Mountain in Khuvsgul province and the
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