Overview
- The Presidential Office submitted amendments to enable recalling MPs for oath violations, serious or repeated ethics breaches, or crimes confirmed by a final court ruling, with cases heard openly and decided by the Constitutional Court, and it sets 70% minimums for attendance and voting participation in regular sessions.
- Speaker N. Uchral and cabinet members met about 2,100 citizens in Hövsgöl to gather input on spring‑session bills under the “Chölөөлье” agenda, with responsible agencies tasked to act on issues raised.
- Meteorologists warned of rapid warming from March 9–11 that could trigger spring floods in snow‑heavy areas, especially Bayan‑Ölgii, Darkhan‑Uul and Selenge, followed by widespread snow, blizzards and a sharp cooldown expected from March 11–13.
- Khalkhgol sum in Dornod shifted to heightened emergency readiness after severe blizzards caused fatalities, damaged 90 enclosures and scattered over 43,000 livestock, as 378 responders with 102 machines cleared routes and assisted affected households.
- The Prime Minister approved on‑site funding for a modern ultrasound machine at Örgöö maternity hospital, and Ulaanbaatar’s cable car operator signed a three‑year technical support and training agreement with France’s POMA to back the system’s initial operations.