MUSCAT: After shuttering for nearly three months due to coronavirus outbreak, Muttrah fish and vegetable market will be reopened on Thursday, Muscat Municipality announced.
In a statement issued on Wednesday, Muscat Municipality said strict safety measures will be taken for trading inside the market.
Municipality said those customers who visit the market are required to keep a distance of at least 1.5 metres, in addition to wearing face masks. “Those having temperature more than 37.5 will not be allowed to enter the market,” Municipality said.
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“A maximum of only 30 percent of customers will be allowed to enter the fish market,” the statement added.
