MUSCAT: The government has formed a team to discuss the possibility of reopening mosques in the country, Minister of Health said on Thursday.
Speaking at the press conference, His Excellency Dr. Ahmed Al Saidi, Minister of Health said the decision to reopen mosques and places of worship will be taken at the appropriate time. “There is a team formed to discuss the possibility of opening mosques and mosques but the decision to reopen mosques will be taken at the appropriate time,” he added.
Oman’s total coronavirus cases touched 86,380 on Thursday.
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