Earlier today (22 April), Mongolian President Kh.Battulga donated medical protective clothing to the National Emergency Commission (NEC). The president bought 5000 items of medical personal protective eqiopment (PPE) produced by the ‘Exclusive’ brand.  U.Shijir, Head of the Office of President

Currently, 34 foreign students are staying in two hostels of the National University of Mongolia amid coronavirus lockdown; three of them returned after the country closed its borders.

Z.Garavsuren, a doctor at the university, reported that the foreign students have medical

On Tuesday evening at 8.00 p.m., the National Emergency Commission imposed lockdowns in UB and two Mongolian provinces as a quarantine measure after a transit driver who had travelled to Hungary and back via Russia, tested positive on coronavirus infection.

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The wife of the of the Mongolian long-distance truck driver who tested Covid-19 positive yesterday, has also been confirmed as having coronavirus. The woman shares her husband’s profession and works as his co-driver. The two have become the 34th and

Quarantine rooms have been established at the Mongolia-Japan Teaching Hospital as a precautionary measure against the novel coronavirus, reported Deputy Director Ts.Erkhembileg. The hospital is Mongolia’s first ever teaching base of the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences (MNUMS).

The 104-bed

The National Statistics Office has reported the social and economic statistics of Mongolia since the country turned to democracy thirty years ago. Since 1990, the labour force has increased from 860.1 thousand workers in 1992 to 1 million 273.9 thousand

Rare Metal Mining, a company based in Mongolia, has discovered large gold and copper ore bodies near Oyu Tolgoi, according to a recent statement issued by the company.

The company recently signed a joint venture with MarketPeak and Rare Metal Mining

Japan will provide USD 670,680 of assistance to Mongolia through the United Nations Children’s Fund for joint measures with international organisations fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Government of Japan had previously decided to provide $235,000 to Mongolia through the International Federation

In the first quarter of 2020, the number of reported crimes against children has decreased by 44 percent to 310 cases nationwide from the same period of last year. In addition, the number of crimes involving children has decreased by

A Mongolian transit driver of heavy goods vehicles has been confirmed as having coronavirus, becoming the 34th case of Covid-19 in the country. He is one of 79 transit drivers who are currently under quarantine in hotels since returning to