Muscat: The Ministry of Health is set to launch the National Survey of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) across all governorates of Oman. The survey, targeting citizens and residents aged 15 and above, will be carried out in two phases to improve health outcomes for both current and future generations.
The Ministry emphasises the importance of public participation, relying on the trust and cooperation of Oman’s residents to ensure the success of this national effort. The information gathered will be vital in addressing health challenges and creating a healthier society in the long run.
In light of ongoing rumours about the survey teams, the Ministry urges the public to disregard false information and instead rely on accurate details from its official channels.
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