MUSCAT: Oman’s Public Prosecution has confirmed that it will deal firmly against those violating the Supreme Committee decisions.
In the last few weeks, the Royal Oman Police has several people for illegally gathering in the wake of coronavirus outbreak.
Mohammed bin Saeed Al Yahya, the Assistant Public Prosecutor said anyone violating the law will be punished. “The Public Prosecution will deal firmly with the violators,” he said.
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He also asserted that the names and photos of those violating the Supreme Committee decisions will be published in various media outlets.
Due to the rise in Covid-19 cases, the Supreme Committee has reimposed the night movement ban for 14-days starting from Sunday, October 11.
