Heavy rain since 3 July continues to affect the people in the capital of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar.
As per the government estimates, 128,000 people belonging to 31,600 families have been affected and suffered damages due to the floods, while more than 20,000 people have been displaced and transferred to safe places.

Over 100 residential buildings, hundreds of yurts, and traditional vehicles have been flooded in the city, while more than 700 roads, bridges, schools, dams, and power lines have been damaged. Some 830 people are displaced, including 160 who have been evacuated to the temporary shelter.

Mongolian army soldiers and members of the civil defense have been deployed for rescue and relief activities.

IFRC has launched a DREF appeal to address the immediate shelter, NFI, and protection needs of 11,033 of the most vulnerable people affected by floods. UNICEF has been providing medicines and medical equipment, as well as psychosocial support, to affected families.