MUSCAT: Taking COVID-19 vaccines may become mandatory for entering Oman’s government, and educational institutions and even commercial centres in the future, a top Ministry of Health official said on Thursday.
Dr. Saif Al-Abri, Director General of Diseases Surveillance and Control at MOH said: “Receiving the vaccine may become a condition in the coming period for entering government and
educational institutions and commercial centers.”
Earlier, His Excellency Dr. Ahmed Al Saidi, Minister of Health said Oman will receive more than 3 million vaccines by end of September.
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