MUSCAT : In a notice issued online, the Consumer Protection Authority stated that the expatriate worker will face six months imprisonment, followed by permanent deportation for the storage and circulation of expired medical materials without the necessary licenses from the concerned authorities.
The court also ordered the confiscation of the expired medical products found in his possession.
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