MUSCAT: The Royal Oman Police has increased some of the fines of COVID-19 violations amid rise in new cases in the country.
In a decision issued by Lt. General, Hassan bin Mohsin Al Shuraiqi, Inspector General of Police and Customs on Sunday revised the COVID-19 fines.
OMR 300: Refusing to do a COVID-19 test.
OMR 300: Non-commitment to home or institutional quarantine.
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OMR 3,000 with one month closure: Commercial complexes, shops and private establishments failing to comply to the instructions of the Supreme Committee.
OMR 300: Refraining from wearing, removing or destroying the tracking bracelet.
OMR 300: Refraining from registering in the Tarasud App.
