Mongolian rock band ‘Niciton’ is to give an online concert today (3 April) for supporting a charity campaign entitled ‘Love you, Mongolia’. The concert will be broadcasted live by Education TV at 8.00 p.m. In addition, pop diva B.Sarantuya and
U.S. Ambassador to Mongolia Michael Klecheski and Senior Mongolian Officials, including Minister of Justice and Home Affairs Nyamdorj Ts., Minister of Labor and Social Protection Chinzorig S., and Prosecutor General Jargalsaikhan B., today signed a historic partnership to combat child
Mongolia has imposed a blanket ban on fishing from April 1 to June 15 during the breeding period under the Law on Animals, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism said in a statement released on Tuesday (31 March). Anyone found
The Mongolian Embassy in Singapore closed yesterday (1 April) as the coronavirus infection was reported on Parkview Square where the diplomatic mission located in. According to an official source, the Embassy will be closed until 3 April as sterilization needs
As countries try to stem the spread of coronavirus pandemic, tourists have cancelled travel plans amidst confusion over health risks, quarantine measures and possible disruption. In Mongolia, 70% of tourists who have booked travel to the country this year have
In March 2019, the Mongolian government decided to totally ban the use of raw coal in capital city of Ulaanbaatar. Since then, air-pollution in Ulaanbaatar has decreased visibly. According to official data, the levels of harmful microscopic particulate matter –
Athletes who qualified for the 2020 Olympic Games will remain qualified for the postponed Games in 2021, the International Olympic Committee announced on Wednesday. Qualification has yet to be completed for 47 percent of all athlete spots for the Olympics.
Two MIAT planes flew today (2 April) to Seoul and Tokyo to bring back Mongolian citizens trapped there. In the operation, a total of 251 people are being evacuated from Seoul and 255 from Tokyo.
There has been little international coverage to the spread of COVID-19 on the islands of the Pacific Ocean. Working on Saipan, which is the largest island of the Northern Mariana Islands are 124 Mongolian workers – and they want to
As of today (2 April), Mongolia has reported 14 imported cases of coronavirus, two of whom have recovered. Among them are three foreign nationals, namely: the Frenchan, who arrived in Mongolia on 2 March becoming the first confirmed COVID-19 patient
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