Today (31 March), Mongolia has reported two deaths and 377 new cases of COVID-19 after testing 10652 samples in laboratories nationwide. Two Mongolians aged 69 and 84 have died of coronavirus; bringing the total number in the country of three

Mongolia’s trade policies and practices have been reviewed by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) between March 17 and 19.
The chairman of the meeting, Ambassador Herald Aspelund, noted in his concluding remarks, ” The impact of COVID-19 has severely affected the

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD 73 million loan to improve social welfare support for the poor and vulnerable, especially women and children, to mitigate the socioeconomic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic in Mongolia.
The project will specifically

COVID-19 cases reported in single day are increasing drastically in Mongolia. Today (29 March), the country confirmed 575 new cases after testing more than 13 thousand samples in 15 laboratories nationwide. All of the cases, with the exception of one

Under the original schedule, Asian qualifying should be into its third round with 12 teams competing for four automatic spots in Qatar. But after numerous postponements because of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are still 40 teams contesting the second round.
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As of today (25 March), Mongolia has vaccinated over 244 thousand people above the age of 18. The coronavirus vaccination rollout is ongoing.
Under the international COVAX programme, Mongolia has also received Pfizer vaccines. The government decided to vaccinate people

Today (25 March), Mongolia has reported a record number of new cases of COVID-19 within a single day after confirming 285 people with coronavirus. This brings the total tally in the country to 5895.
Of the new cases, 267 were

Within the last month, Mongolia has vaccinated over 226 thousand people above the age of 18. This means every fifth adult in Ulaanbaatar has now received their first jab. The coronavirus vaccination is ongoing. Most of the cases have been

Mongolian-born 71st sumo grand champion Kakuryu – originally M.Anand – retires from Japanese professional sumo after having had to miss the last five Basho due to a leg injury. According to the Japan Sumo Association, his letter of retirement was

Mongolia’s coronavirus epidemic is getting “quite out of hand” as more provinces confirm infections and number of daily cases surpasses 200.

Today (24 March), the country confirmed 218 new cases of the virus: 176 of them in the capital city of