MUSCAT: The Supreme Committee on Tuesday has allowed to reopen more commercial activities, starting from Wednesday June 10, 2020. However, Muscat Municipality has confirmed that new list of commercial activities are not allowed to reopen inside shopping malls, Wilayat Muttrah and Al Wadi Al Kabir Industrial area.
According to the Ministry customers are allowed to enter while maintaining a physical distance of no less than two meters.
Following are the list of commercial activities issued by the permitted to reopen:
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- Shoe stores
- Jewelry, gold and silver showrooms
- Goldsmiths.
- Shoe repair and sewing shops
- Herbal medicine shops.
- Transaction tracking offices.
- Translation offices.
- Photocopying shops.
- Automotive glass sale and installation.
- Decoration shops
- Selling household utensils
- Tailoring accessory shops.
- Buying and selling scrap.
- Shops of selling and repairing motorcycles and bicycles
- Digital printing shops
- Calligraphers shops
- Paper plastic industry
- Glass industry.
- Photography shops
- Shops selling security and safety devices.
- Repair of vehicle exhaust.
- Cooking utensils industry shops.
- Shops selling vehicles paints
- Furniture stores.
- Billing service collection offices.
- Clothes and sports goods stores.
- Shops selling cosmetics.
- Shops selling Abayas.
- Ready-made cloth shops.
- Shops selling Omani Mussar.
- Children’s clothing stores (baby shop).
- Artificial turf shops.
- Perfumes and Bhukoor shops.
- Carpet washing shops
- Shops selling and installing wallpapers.
- Curtain tailoring shops
- Children’s toys stores.
- Pottery shops and factories.
- Shops selling antiques and gifts.
- Shops selling bags and leather goods.
- Carpet stores.
- Trademark and patent registration offices.
- Building contracting equipment rental shops.
- Tele Communications companies’ halls.
- Auto accessories.
- Shops selling camel and equestrian supplies.





