MUSCAT: Oman’s favourite family shopping destination, Markaz Al Bahja has reopened after three months on Wednesday after the Supreme Committee allowed malls in the country to resume business activity.
Speaking to The Arabian Stories, Prashant Dutt, General Manager of Markaz Al Bahja said all measures have been taken in the wake of coronavirus outbreak in the country. “We welcome all our visitors back to the mall. We have taken all precautionary measures in safeguarding the customers. Their safety is our top priority.”
Markaz Al Bahja opens at 10 am and closes at 10 pm daily.
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