Earlier today (16 April), Mongolia evacuated 55 of its nationals by a bus from Erenhot, which is just across the border in China through the Zamyn-Uud border crossings. The group, including a pregnant woman, seven children and an elderly person

A serious bush fire is burning in the Bayandun Soum of Dornod Province in the far east of Mongolia. The blaze appears to started yesterday morning (15 April). A team consisting of 24 firefighters, 24 local volunteers and 13 border

World Vision International yesterday (14 April) handed over personal protective equipment together with disinfectant devices to Mongolian police officers who are executing duties on the  frontline to prevent the  coronavirus infection.

World Vision Mongolia International has been providing assistance to poor

Two Australian  academics from Griffith University working from home offices in Brisbane are helping medics in Mongolia prepare for COVID-19 and beyond.

Mongolia has so far seen only 30 confirmed cases, with 5 recovered patients and 25 active cases. None have

Russia confirmed 2,774 new coronavirus infections on Tuesday, bringing the country’s official number of cases to 21,102 and marking the latest one-day record in new cases. Officially, 170 people have been killed by the virus. The majority of Russia’s cases

A total of 50 Mongolian nationals are currently stuck in Erenhot, a city which is just across the border in China. The group has applied to return home several times since 25 March. However, China’s Inner Mongolian Emergency Commission only

South Korea’s Altibase has signed a contract with MobiCom in order to provide its database solutions to the Mongolian telecommunications giant. The contract was signed in March 2020 with MobiCom in order to adopt Altibase’s 7.0 version for its mobile

Major-General T.Badral, Head of the National Emergency Management Agency, reported today (10 April), that seven Mongolians living in foreign countries have been confirmed as having the coronavirus infection; two of them are in Moscow. Mongolia will bring back its nationals