MUSCAT: The number of COVID-19 patients admitted in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Royal Hospital has dropped due to the night movement ban imposed by the Supreme Committee, a top health professional said on Tuesday.
Dr. Hisham bin Abdullah Al Dhahab, Internal Diseases Consultant at Royal Hospital said that more than 50 patients were admitted in ICU before the night movement ban. “This has dropped and its a positive sign due to the night movement ban,” he said. Currently there are 40 patients admitted in ICU at Royal Hospital.
Oman on Tuesday registered 439 new cases including 8 deaths
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