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

There is news on the internet claiming that one of the Mongolian passengers who landed at Seoul’s international airport has been confirmed as having the coronavirus infection. One of our journalists from news.mn has clarified the report directly with A.Ambaselmaa,

A Mongolian family living in Switzerland has been distributing free textile face masks to neighbours in the Orbe Municipality of the country. D.Ochbadral and his family have given out the masks after realizing that many people did not wear them.

On 2 April, a MIAT charter flight flew to Tokyo in order to bring home over 200 Mongolia nationals stuck in Japan. On the outward flight, the government-chartered aircraft took 130 Japanese nationals back home.

Earlier today (8 April), Mr. Kobayashi

Most countries affected by coronavirus pandemic have closed their borders and issued travel bans in order to prevent the spread of infection. According to L.Munkhtushig, Director General at the Consular Department of the Foreign Ministry, a total of 6313 Mongolian

The Mongolian Embassy in Singapore closed yesterday (1 April) as the coronavirus infection was reported on Parkview Square where the diplomatic mission located in. According to an official source, the Embassy will be closed until 3 April as sterilization needs

Two MIAT planes flew today (2 April) to Seoul and Tokyo to bring back Mongolian citizens trapped there. In the operation, a total of 251 people are being evacuated from Seoul and 255 from Tokyo.

The government-chartered flight to Seoul flew

There has been little international coverage to the spread of COVID-19 on the islands of the Pacific Ocean. Working on Saipan, which is the largest island of the Northern Mariana Islands are 124 Mongolian workers – and they want to