Nationwide, as of April 12, a total of 48 forest and steppe fire incidents have been recorded in 32 soums across 8 aimags and 2 districts of the capital city. Fire suppression operations have been successfully organized and carried out in response.
Preliminary reports indicate that these fires affected 704 hectares of forest land and 228,302 hectares of steppe, totaling 229,006 hectares. Emergency responders managed to protect 35 gers, 19 winter shelters, and associated fences and sheds from fire damage. Additionally, 8 residents from 3 households and approximately 2,000 livestock were safely evacuated.
A total of 1,653 personnel and 264 vehicles participated in the firefighting operations, including teams from the National Emergency Management Agency, Border Protection Agency, Police, and local authorities.
2026/04/13
Recent NewsThrough a combination of technical presentations, practical exercises and facilitated discussions, participants explored approaches to strengthening coordination between national authorities and international humanitarian actors, as well as mechanisms for effective information-sharing, needs assessment and coordinated response.
2026/04/13
Recent NewsFeatured quote from the panel discussion "Climate and Water-Related Disaster Risk, and Anticipatory action," presented during the event organized at the Government of Mongolia's Blue Zone Pavilion, held as part of "Water Day" at the 17th Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD)