Mongolia’s international passenger train services to Russian and China have been suspended until 31 May under the decision of the National Emergency Commission in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus. But, domestic trains in Mongolia travelling to 15 destinations

University graduates are poised to enter one of the most difficult job markets in Mongolian history. Over 22 thousand students are expected to graduate with a university degree this academic year, according to the statistics. They will do so amid

Mongolia introduced a new payment system to public transportation in 2015.  Ulaanbaatar Smart Card, a subsidiary of the Korean Tmoney Company, suffered a 1.79 billion Korean Won (USD 1.4 million) loss in 2019, following a 1.82 billion Won loss the

Earlier today (18 May), a government-chartered MIAT’s Boeing 737-800 aircraft left for the Indian capital of New Delhi, to bring 170 Mongolian nationals back. The plane left Chinggis Khaan international airport at 09.15 a.m. and is expected to return tomorrow

Mongolia has reported today (18 May) that the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the country has risen to 140. The 57 new cases are students who were recently evacuated from Russia. Four of them tested positive today; two are

Children shoes have been put on display today (15 May) at the central square of Dalanzadgad, a town in Mongolia’s Dundgobi Province as a silent and poignant demonstration. Entitled What do the little shoes say?’ the demonstration aims to attract

B.Makhbal, a former head of the State Administration and Management Department at the Ministry of Road and transportation development has been sentenced today (15 May) to 13 years in a top security prison for murder. Earlier today, the Sukhbaatar District

The Ulaanbaatar City Emergency Centre has received a unique special-purpose ambulance. The emergency vehicle was donated jointly by China’s Inner Mongolian Government and the Mongolian Red Cross.
The ambulance uses negative atmospheric pressure for creating a safe environment for transporting

For preventing a possible natural disaster, roads in eastern Mongolian provinces were closed today (15 May). Therefore, the daily bus services to Sukhbaatar, Khentii, Dornod, Darkhan-Uul and Selenge province have been suspended for an indefinite period. Previously, roads to Sukhbaatar,

Yesterday (15 May), a strong storm with wind speeds of 24 m/sec swept through the western Mongolian provinces. During an intense 26 minutes, the storm caused power outages in two soums; namely, Rashaant and Tarailan in the Khuvsgul Provinces.
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