MUSCAT: The Royal Oman Police has urged citizens and residents to stay at home and go out unless it is absolutely necessary.
This comes after an increase in the number of coronavirus cases in the country. “We advise all of you to stay at home and shouldn’t go out unless it is absolutely necessary. Only one member of the family must go to collect essential grocery,” a senior official at ROP told The Arabian Stories.
Wilyat Muttrah according to the ROP official is still under lockdown, however, employees can go to work provided they have a permit letter from the company. “They must keep the company letter explaining the details along with the ID card at all times,” he added.
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Oman on Sunday confirmed 298 cases of coronavirus, with Muscat governorate reporting 226 so far.
