MUSCAT: Oman has allowed to reopen of shopping malls, tailoring shops and laundry which was closed for nearly three months in the wake of coronavirus crisis.
Following are the list of commercial activities allowed to reopen:
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- Shopping malls (under the age of 12 and adults over the age of 60 will not be allowed to enter the malls).
- Wall paint shops
- Domestic maid recruitment office
- Travel & Tourism offices
- Driving school offices
- Hospitality companies
- Media & advertising companies
- Laundry and ironing shops
- Tailoring shops
- Shops to buy and rent wedding dresses
- Cleaning company shops
- Audio tape shops
- Mussar shops
- Shops for doors and windows
- Furniture upholstery
- Repair of air conditioners and washing machine shops
- Fish markets – Muttrah, Sohar, Al Suwaiq, Al Seeb, Qurriyat, Ibri, Al Askhkara.
- Shops selling dyes and polishing materials
- Shopping selling and repairing traditional weapons
- Camera and security systems
- Plastic and paper waste stores
- Handicrafts trading and pottery
- Used spare parts shops
- Kitchen showrooms
- Wooden and iron boxes shops
- Shops and factories selling charcoal and fuelwood
- Iron and aluminum product shops
- Real estate offices
- Blacksmith accessories and aluminum shops
- Finance offices
- Selling, repairing and making musical instrument shops
- Shops that make Omani khanjars
- Family counseling offices
- Integrated tailoring workshops and garment factories
- Camel tracks and fields for camel training only.
- Stores selling antiques and paintings
- Shops selling glass
- Shops that repair, install glass panels
- Ice factories
- Thermal insulation installation offices
- Shipping and customs clearance offices
- Blankets and bed sheets stores
- Building and construction contracting offices
- Companies and offices selling and maintain elevators and escalators.
- Shops selling dyes and polishing materials
- Sale and installation of equipment for hotels, restaurants and kitchens.
- Metal engraving offices
- Manufacture of containers
- Workshop supplies stores
- Offices specialized in ink filing
These commercial activities are not allowed to reopen in parts of Hamriyah, Al Wadi Al Kabir Industrial area, and Muttrah.





