Professor Lee, a renowned cardiologist and a leader of various heart health organizations, has joined the Bundan NGO to provide life-saving surgery for Mongolian children with congenital heart defects.

Our project draws inspiration from Mongolia's 1950s gesture of hosting North Korean children, aiming to treat children from various countries, fostering appreciation for Mongolians across borders through international fundraising efforts.

In an 80-minute operation, a 10kg infant triumphed over a complex heart condition. Surgery was a resounding success, and we remain committed to healing young hearts with two more operations scheduled for boys from Kyrgyzstan on February 20th.

Tulga Gandavaa and your colleagues Shahida and Japp.

Bishkek, with its resemblance to Ulaanbaatar's midtown, boasts meticulously designed streets and abundant urban parks. The city's German-planned infrastructure, a hallmark of Soviet precision, is further enriched by a comprehensive irrigation system that nurtures its lush parks and street trees, sourced from the pristine waters of the Semenov-Tian-Shansky Peak in the Ala-tuu Range.

Back starts to ache and the thoughts of sitting start to creep in after two hours of operating. The doctors will not take a break until they have succeeded. However they do engage in a trivial conversation about Mongolia and their alma mater during the surgery to keep their minds off the stiffing back aches.

In a heartwarming tale, a determined grandfather's gruelling journey across the Gobi Desert led to a life-saving surgery for his grandson, Bat-Od, who faced congenital heart disease. Thanks to the benevolence of NGO volunteers and the collaborative efforts of Bundan NGO and the Heart Remembers initiative, Bat-Od's recovery exemplifies the transformative impact of your generous donations.

An artful portrayal by a young artist who has journeyed through surgery, recovery, and now enjoys good health. The painting teems with life, and even features 'Doc' (Dr. Boldsaikhan) at the center, among a lively collection of creatures and elements. A dapper sheep adds to the charm of this delightful scene.

In the fall of 2019, Dr. Boldsaikhan embarked on an expansive expedition to remote Taiga villages, providing vital check-ups for residents, even navigating horseback crossings. The journey's impact was profound, exemplified by Mrs. Buyandelger's return and the subsequent transformation in the perception of healthcare among the Tsaatan community. Amid these heartwarming encounters, a 62-year-old woman from West Taiga underwent successful heart surgery, while two Tsaatan youngsters received essential treatment sponsored by Dr. Boldsaikhan's classmate, Battsengel.

Dr. Bundan's name, meaning 'Heart,' takes on profound significance as he leaves an indelible mark in Mongolian medicine, earning the title of 'THE heart specialist.' His legacy is perpetuated by his son, Boldsaikhan, an accomplished heart surgeon known not only for his skills but also for his diverse contributions to society. While his reserved demeanour may hint at distance, those close to him recognize the depth of his character and the profound responsibility he bears in caring for our most fragile hearts.