Influenza Preparedness: Mongolia kicked off its annual flu vaccination campaign early on Sept. 3, aiming to build immunity before the usual October start and January–February peak; free shots cover children 6 months–6 years, pregnant women, people 65+, and those with chronic illnesses, with 500,000 doses and rollout across 600+ facilities. Zoonotic Risk Watch: Health authorities confirmed high plague activity in the Saylyugem transboundary natural focus along the Russia–Mongolia border, with ongoing monitoring and vaccination plans in the region. Air Quality & Health Infrastructure: Mongolia launched a nationwide air quality monitoring system, strengthening local tracking of pollution that can worsen respiratory and cardiovascular conditions. Care Access via Rail: As part of Mongolia–Russia cooperation, a mobile consultation and diagnostic center operated from the “St. Panteleimon” medical train, delivering care to more than 2,800 people from May 18 to June 4. Workplace Safety for Migrants: Korea’s labor officials are pre-training Mongolian workers in Ulaanbaatar and linking it to post-arrival safety orientation in Korea to reduce workplace accidents. Health & Nutrition Policy: Mongolia’s State Secretary joined a Global Conscious Food Systems Summit in Bhutan, tying Mongolia’s pastoral heritage to climate-resilient food governance and nature-based solutions.