Public Health Alert: A suspected bubonic plague case has been reported in Jargalant soum, Khovd province, with the patient in serious but stable condition in isolation; 12 close contacts are quarantined and monitored, and PCR testing is positive with confirmation and bacteriological results expected within 72 hours, while local authorities are weighing possible movement restrictions. Public Health Risk: A separate suspected bubonic plague case is linked to consumption of marmot meat after travel to Ulaankhus soum in Bayan-Ulgii; PCR testing is underway, and officials note 17 provinces are considered at risk, with WHO warning that untreated plague can become fatal within 24 hours. Healthcare Systems & Access: Mongolia’s winter/spring readiness push includes instructions to build reserves of hay, fodder, and meat, and to ensure veterinary preventive measures plus medicine, medical supplies, and diagnostic kits are ready—aimed at protecting health and food security. Health & Safety in Communities: A national program at children’s camps targets peer bullying, cybercrimes, and harmful habits, with training already reaching over 1,300 children at one camp and expanding to more than 50 camps nationwide.