The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and municipal authorities in the Mongolian capital are tracking all incoming and outgoing vehicles and passengers, in support of the country’s COVID-19 prevention activities as cooperation with member states grows, Reliefweb reports.

The Government

Due to the COVID-19, the Delegation of the European Union to Mongolia is on a teleworking regime for the period of 11-13 March 2020. No bilateral or public meetings will take place during this period.

Mongolia has closed its borders with

At meeting of the National Emergency Commission on Tuesday, 9 March Mr. B.Enkh-Amgalan, Minister of Road and Transport Development reported that Mongolian citizens who are transiting through Turkey and Russia will be evacuated by MIAT chaptered flight and elderly people,

The Mongolian National Emergency Commission yesterday (10 March) took the decision to close the border with Russian. Therefore, all rail services have been cancelled forthwith until 28 March, in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus infection. Road passengers

Earlier today (10 March), State Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs D.Davaasuren held a meeting with H.E. Philippe Merlin, French Ambassador in Ulaanbaatar.

State Secretary D.Davaasuren, as a member of the State Emergency Commission, fully briefed the Ambassador on the

The National Emergency Commission decided today (10 March) to cancel flights with Russia, Turkey and Kazakhstan until 28 March following the confirmation that a French national has been confirmed coronavirus infection in the country. The Frenchman arrived in Mongolia by

MIAT Technics, the maintenance division of Mongolia’s national carrier MIAT Mongolian Airlines has, for the first time, completed a C-check on an aircraft operated by Ukraine International Airlines (UIA). Ukraine’s flag carrier ferried its 1991-produced Boeing 767-300ER wide-body for base

While it’s not one of the most popular destinations for Australian travellers on the list, the Australian government has raised its advice level for Mongolia due to the risk of coronavirus and the poor standard of medical care in the