MUSCAT : According to the latest statistical indicators report issued by its Department of Economic Data and Information, Muscat Governorate recorded the highest number of inspections, with 62,080 visits, accounting for more than 33 percent of the total. It was followed by North Al Batinah with 20,856 visits, and South Al Sharqiyah with 20,037, reflecting high levels of commercial activity in these areas.
Dhofar Governorate saw 19,582 inspections, Al Dakhiliyah recorded 12,170, and North Al Sharqiyah conducted 14,636 visits. In South Al Batinah, inspections were distributed between Barka (10,678 visits) and Rustaq (10,692 visits).
Other figures include 9,563 visits in Al Buraimi, 4,676 in Al Dhahirah, and fewer visits in governorates with smaller populations and commercial activity, such as Dibba in Musandam (1,331), Al Mazyouna (1,073), Khasab (713), and Al Wusta (51).
The inspections were aimed at ensuring market stability and verify supplier compliance with consumer protection laws and regulations. These efforts also focused on monitoring the quality of goods and services, verifying prices and promotional offers, and detecting violations or illegal commercial practices.
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