Mongolia’s confirmed cases of coronavirus reached 261 after over 20 peacekeepers who were recently repatriated from Afghanistan tested COVID-19 positive. Mongolia has repatriated some 700 of its citizens from pandemic-hit countries since 2 July.
Separately, two Mongolian women were discharged from
On Sunday (July 12), a 15-year-old boy died of an infection of bubonic plague in the western Mongolian province of Govi-Altai, according to the country’s National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases (NCZD). The teenager was found to have eaten marmot meat
Earlier today (10 July), the new Mongolian Cabinet decided to extend the period of advanced emergency readiness for 15 more days until 31 July in order to prevent coronavirus. Advanced emergency readiness was first announced on 27 January and has
Yesterday (9 July) was the deadliest day in Mongolia after 11 people were killed in road accidents. The country of three million is ranked high in the world for deaths resulted by road accidents.
Due to the continuous heavy rain,
According to the meteorological agency, heavy rains and thunderstorms are expected in most parts of Mongolia during the Naadam holidays. Heavy rain is expected to fall in eastern parts of Mongolia such as Tuv, Khentii, Sukhbaatar, Dornogobi and Dornod Provinces
Today (9 July), two people aged 19-37 were discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases. So far, Mongolia has 227 confirmed cases of coronavirus; 197 or 85 percent of which have recovered. Currently, 30 people with COVID-19 are under
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a technical assistance grant of 440,000 U.S. dollars to help address and prevent domestic violence in Mongolia amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the bank’s office in Mongolia said on Tuesday.
Two more confirmed cases of coronavirus were reported today (8 July) in Mongolia, bringing the total number of COVID-19 cases in the country to 227. Two women aged 21 and 22 were confirmed having the disease after repeated tests. One
