Mongolian boy with rare disease

Mongolian boy with rare disease

Nyamdorj, a nine-year-old Mongolian boy is hospitalized Oct. 28 in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, for treatment of a rare disease that his supporters say could not be treated in Mongolia. He arrived in Japan on Oct. 27 to receive treatment at Aichi Medical University Hospital for a vascular malformation that in some cases leads to death. The cost of his travel and treatment, expected to come to around 3 million yen, will be paid by a fund set up by Mongolian singer Oyunna, who lives in Japan. The singer (R) accompanied him when he entered the hospital.

China-Mongolia Friendship Week kicks off

STORY: China-Mongolia Friendship Week kicks off DATELINE: Sept. 27, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:48 LOCATION: Ulan Bator CATEGORY: CULTURE SHOTLIST: 1. various of China-Mongolia Friendship Week 2. SOUNDBITE 1 (Mongolian): NYAMDORJ ANKHBAYAR, State secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia 3. SOUNDBITE 2 (Chinese): CHAI WENRUI, Chinese Ambassador to Mongolia STORYLINE: The China-Mongolia Friendship Week, aimed at increasing mutual understanding between the two peoples and expanding people-to-people exchanges and cultural cooperation between the two countries, started in Ulan Bator on Monday. Nyamdorj Ankhbayar, state secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia, said at the opening ceremony that the friendly relations and cooperation between Mongolia and China is continuously expanding in all fields, the friendship between the two peoples is strengthening, and the comprehensive strategic partnership is developing successfully. SOUNDBITE 1 (Mongolian): NYAMDORJ ANKHBAYAR, State secretar

Mongolian boy with rare disease

Mongolian boy with rare disease

Nyamdorj, a nine-year-old Mongolian boy is hospitalized Oct. 28 in Nagakute, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, for treatment of a rare disease that his supporters say could not be treated in Mongolia. He arrived in Japan on Oct. 27 to receive treatment at Aichi Medical University Hospital for a vascular malformation that in some cases leads to death. The cost of his travel and treatment, expected to come to around 3 million yen, will be paid by a fund set up by Mongolian singer Oyunna, who lives in Japan. The singer (R) accompanied him when he entered the hospital.