Today (28 April), Mongolia confirmed 1171 new cases of coronavirus; bringing the total number to date to 33608. Most of these were locally transmitted; there were six imported cases and one transmission in the hospital.
In addition, nine people aged between

Rain and snow have been hitting many provinces of Mongolia after strong winds and dust storms began sweeping through large parts of the country on Saturday. According to the National Agency for Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring, as of Sunday morning,

The northern Mongolian province of Khuvsgul has launched a campaign to plant trees to combat deforestation.
Branded “Let’s Build Green Stupas”, the campaign called will last until 2024, duringwhich time at least 1 million trees will be planted.
It is estimated that

Today (26 April), Mongolia confirmed 856 new cases of coronavirus; this brings the total tally to 31339. Furthermore, two more people have died of the virus, bringing the total number of deaths to 80.
Separately, 1060 people were discharged from

Earlier today (23 April), the Mongolian Cabinet held an urgent meeting at which it approved a decision of extending the strict lockdown made by the National Emergency Commission. Therefore, the public emergency readiness and preparation issued nationwide will be continuing until

Following a two week pause, Mongolia has restarted its vaccination programme.
Mongolia launched its national vaccination rollout in late February, with the aim of vaccinating at least 60 percent of the total population. Currently, some 650 thousand people have received the

Today (23 April), Mongolia confirmed 1264 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total tally to 27956.
Furthermore, eight people aged between 56 and 94 have died of Covid-19. So far, the death toll to the virus has reached 69 in

Mongolian Foreign Minister B. Battsetseg spoke today with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken . The Secretary reaffirmed the strength of the U.S.-Mongolia Strategic Partnership.

The Secretary thanked the Foreign Minister for Mongolia’s commitment to peace, security and prosperity, as demonstrated

Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, a team of Mongolian construction workers have been trapped in the Pacific on the US territory of Guam. The Mongolians have been working for Imperial Pacific International (IPI), which is part of a

Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd said on Tuesday its Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia had partially resumed shipments to China, after the Canadian miner declared force majeure on some Chinese contracts last month due to COVID-19-led curbs.

The company is evaluating multiple