A team from the World Health Organisation (WHO) arrived earlier today (2 March) in Mongolia to advise and support the country in preventing the spread of coronavirus outbreak that, so far, has killed more than 3000 people in China and
Last week, during a visit to Beijing, Mongolian President Kh.Battulga made the gift of 30,000 sheep (worth of CHY 90 million) to China. Reaffirming support to China, Kh.Battulga has becomes first president to visit the county since the coronavirus outbreak
Shankh Monastery is one of Mongolia’s oldest Buddhist temples. These days, there are only ten monks living at the 17th-century complex. At its height, the place of worship – located 361km (224 miles) from the capital of Ulaanbaatar in the
Mongolia has set a goal to export 42 million tonnes of coal in 2020. However, the country was forced to suspended coal deliveries to China in mid-February as a measure to prevent the spread of Covid-19 across the border. Mongolia’s
The Mongolian National Emergency Commission held a meeting earlier today (2 March) regarding advanced emergency readiness and preparation for preventing the spread of coronavirus, which has now appeared in more than 60 countries.
The Commission has ordered governmental and public enterprises
Although located directly north of China, Mongolia is one of few countries where there have not been any confirmed cases of coronavirus. In order to prevent the spread of the infection, Mongolia took drastic steps such as canceling the annual
Mongolia will re-open roads between provinces and cities from 3 March at 6.00 a.m. The National Emergency Commission (NEC) took the drastic step of closing all roads connecting provinces and major towns and cities nationwide from 23 February in order
The Mongolian Government has declared advanced emergency readiness and preparation for preventing the killer coronavirus infection in China and 27 countries. Under a decree of the Director of the Mongolian Police Agency and Internal Troops, officers were put on emergency
