Influenza Preparedness: Mongolia kicked off its annual flu vaccination campaign early on Sept. 3, aiming to build immunity before the usual October start, with 500,000 doses covering children 6 months–6 years, pregnant women, people 65+, and those with chronic illnesses at 600+ health facilities. Zoonotic Risk Watch: On the Russia–Mongolia border, specialists confirmed high epizootic activity in a natural plague focus (Saylyugem Transboundary), with ongoing monitoring and vaccination plans supported by joint work between Russian institutions and Mongolia’s zoonotic disease center. Air Quality for Public Health: Mongolia launched a nationwide air quality monitoring system, installing automatic stations across Ulaanbaatar and all 21 aimags to track pollutants like PM2.5/PM10 and gases, with data and forecasts available via agaar.gov.mn. Child Health Surgery Access: NCMCH doctors, with specialists from France and Taiwan, completed surgeries on 30 children for congenital heart defects, cleft lip/palate, and craniofacial anomalies, expanding specialized pediatric care. Workplace Safety for Migrants: Korea’s labor officials will start predeparture safety training in Ulaanbaatar for Mongolian workers before they arrive for factory jobs, linking Mongolia and Korea orientation materials to reduce workplace accidents. Healthcare Worker Protection: A Kyrgyzstan-led conference in Sukhbaatar highlighted growing threats to healthcare workers, including aggression and violence, calling for stronger prevention and legal safeguards.