MUSCAT: Oman registered 17 Covid-19 deaths, the lowest since June 14, as the country pushes ahead with its speedy vaccination drive.
The country’s coronavirus death toll touched 3,356 on Wednesday, health ministry data showed.
The last time Oman reported lowest Covid-19 deaths was on June 14 when 19 patients died battling the virus. Meanwhile, Covid-19 new infections also dropped with MOH registering 1,675 cases in 24 hours. As part of containing the spread of the virus, the Supreme Committee has extended the evening lockdown until July 31. Starting from July 16, the movement ban will be from 5pm to 4am.
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