MUSCAT: Oman has lifted the night movement ban of individuals and vehicles, starting from May 15 as the country gradually eases its coronavirus restrictions, the country’s Supreme Committee announced on Thursday.
However, the committee have also decided to prohibit the entry of customers in all commercial activities including stores across all governorates between 8pm until 4am but the provision of delivery and handling services, and foodstuff stores are excluded from the ban.
The committee also said to limit the entry of customers in shops, restaurants and cafes to not more than 50% of their capacity during the period allowed to receive customers. The committee also said the government offices can ask 50% of their employees to return to offices.
Read More
- Oman issues alert over suspected naval mine in Strait of Hormuz
- Oman launches initiative to make data fun for children
- Hajj nears completion as pilgrims from Oman prepare for return
- Oman, Iran reaffirm commitment to free navigation through Strait of Hormuz
- His Majesty Sultan Haitham congratulates Saudi King on successful Hajj season





