MUSCAT: Capacity in malls, shops, restaurants and cafes in Oman has been reduced to 50 per cent as part of a raft of new restrictions designed to slow the spread of Covid-19, the Supreme Committee said on Wednesday.
The committee also decided not to allow “children under the age of twelve to enter malls and shops.”
“Legal measures will be taken against those who violate this,” the statement added.
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