Ulaanbaatar
General Police Department: Facilities Ready to Assist Lost Children During Naadam Celebrations
Society
Ulaanbaatar, July 9, 2025 /MONTSAME/. To ensure public safety and protect citizens from becoming victims of crimes and incidents during the National Naadam Festival, more than 4,700 police officers will be deployed across the capital. These officers will conduct patrols on foot, horseback, motorcycles, boats, and vehicles.
Key measures are as follows.
Ten police officers will be stationed at
each entrance and exit of the Central Stadium, with one officer at each point
providing information to foreign tourists.
Continuous 24-hour patrols will be
conducted in and around the Central Stadium and Khui Doloon Khudag to maintain
public safety.
Traffic control and safety measures will be enforced to reduce congestion
“Student Police” volunteers will assist
in ensuring tourist safety and providing information.
During temporary road closures due to
the high-level state visit, police will implement organizational measures to
manage traffic.
In cases where children go missing at the Central Stadium or Khui Doloon Khudag, police officers will search for and safely return them to their guardians. Special rooms and designated areas have been set up to temporarily accommodate lost children.
Brigadier General Sukhbold Tumurbaatar, Chief of the General Police Department and Commander of the Internal Troops, urged all citizens traveling to rural areas during the Naadam holidays to strictly follow traffic regulations. “Ensure children’s safety, avoid speeding, use headlights properly, wear seatbelts, and refrain from driving while tired or under the influence of alcohol,” he advised.
The Chief also called on the public to actively cooperate with police officers to ensure the safety of themselves and their families throughout the National Naadam celebrations.
