Earlier today (26 May), Mongolian health official reported that four students who had been evacuated from Russia have recovered from COVID-19. The students were discharged from the National Centre for Communicative Diseases after 42-43 days of treatment.

As of today (26

The spectacular traditional clothes of Mongolian nomads are showcased in a series of beguiling portrait shots. These brightly coloured and bejewelled garments are handed down through generations. Freelance photographer Alessandra Meniconzi travelled from her home in Lugano, Switzerland, to Central

Earlier today (25 May), the National Emergency Commission of Mongolia held an extended meeting that was attended by Prime Minister U.Khurelsukh and other ministers.

At the meeting, U.Khurelsukh said that country will open its borders with Russia and China after the

The trial of former PM S.Bayar and other six people started at the Ulaanbaatar’s Chingeltei Criminal Court today (25 May) at 09.00 a.m. However, the trial was postponed practically as soon as it began because of a sharp deterioration in

The annual ‘Playtime’ live music festival has been taking place since 2001 at the Mongol Shiltgeen recreational area in Gachuurt Village just east of Ulaanbaatar. Initially, only a few people attended Playtime to listen to rock music and enjoy the

By 2022, surveillance cameras detecting faces will be installed across 80 percent of the Mongolian capital. Under the ‘Safe City’ programme, which is being implemented by the Ulaanbaatar City Administration, facial recognition devices will prevent crimes. The programme will be

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mongolia’s biggest tourist attraction, the ‘Naadam’ Festival, is expected to be held without foreign audiences. According to statistics, at least 11,000 tourists come to Mongolia every year specifically to watch the Naadam Festival which is

Earlier today (25 May), the National Emergency Commission decided to extend the period of advanced emergency readiness until 30 June in order to prevent an imported wave of coronavirus. The decision will be discussed at Cabinet meeting on Wednesday. The

Mongolia is interested in using the Remdesivir, which is a broad-spectrum antiviral medication in combatting coronavirus. According to India’s envoy to Ulaanbaatar, Mahendra Pal Singh, the Mongolian Health Ministry has requested Remdesivir from Indian companies. Although still at an experimental

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Mongolia have signed a USD 2 million grant to improve the accessibility, safety, security, and quality of transport services along the Chingeltei street corridor in the ger districts of Ulaanbaatar city.

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