MUSCAT: Oman is trying its best to limit the damages from coronavirus (Covid-19) and its impact on the public life in the country, Minister of Health said on Saturday.
Speaking to Oman TV, His Excellency Ahmed Al Saidi also said that there is no conscious among the relevant authorities including World Health Organisation (WHO) as to when the pandemic will end. “No one really knows when this is going to end. But we are trying our best to reduce the damages that this pandemic has cause and the impact it on the public life in the country,” he said.
Oman on Saturday confirmed 1,905 coronavirus cases in the country of which 329 have recovered.
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