At a regular news briefing, the NCCD’s head Dulmaa Nyamkhuu revealed “There have been no local transmissions or deaths reported in Mongolia so far.” The center”s statement further included that a …
Teenage boy in Mongolia dies from bubonic plague after eating marmot
Marmots are large ground squirrels, a type of rodent, that have historically been linked to plague outbreaks in the region. Tests confirmed the teenager had contracted bubonic plague and authorities …
Landlocked central Asian nations show potential beyond commodities
Abandoned gas installation in the Darvaza dessert, Turkmenistan GENEVA, Switzerland — Central Asian nations Bhutan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Turkmenistan face economic challenges common to landlocked …
Teenage boy dies of bubonic plague in Mongolia after eating marmot
Two others being treated with antibiotics after death of 15-year-old, health ministry says …
Teenage boy dies of plague in Mongolia after eating marmot
Two others being treated with antibiotics after death of 15-year-old, health ministry says …
Teenager dies of bubonic plague in Mongolia
A teenager died of the bubonic plague in western Mongolia after eating an infected marmot, a sign the disease may be spreading after reports of it emerged earlier this month.
Bubonic Plague In 2020? Disease Kills Teenager In Mongolia, Government Locks Down Region
The recent reemergence of the Bubonic Plague in central Asia has prompted governments to quarantine certain regions.
Mongolia’s COVID-19 cases rise by 18 to 261
On Wednesday, the overall figure of the confirmed COVID-19 cases in Mongolia jumped by 18 to 261 over the last 24-hour period, the country’s National Center for Communicable Disease (NCCD) …
15-year-old boy dies from bubonic plague in Mongolia, health officials say
A 15-year-old boy has died from bubonic plague in western Mongolia, according to government health officials. The teenager caught the plague after hunting and eating marmot, according to Dorj …
It’s Time to Elevate America’s Trade Relationship With Mongolia
One of the witnesses, whose name may sound familiar, pointed out the potential in the U.S.-Mongolia relationship in countering the harmful effects of censorship on trade in the Indo-Pacific region.